Chapter 46
17-year-old Kaidou Haru isn’t too happy to be spending his summer vacation in the wilds of Canada with his eccentric, estranged mother, but when she saddles him with civilizing his new adopted brother, 8-year-old wild child Ren, he takes up the mantle with aplomb, gradually learning to navigate the boy’s unruly demeanor and fostering a close bond that prompts him to invite Ren to come live with him in Japan once he graduates, hoping Ren can experience what it’s like to have a real family. But falls from such heights of happiness usually give way to the deepest depths of despair…
Chapter 25
Five years ago, all but one of the inhabitants of Ootsuka village perished due to the plague...but the lone survivor wished only to follow her two dear friends to the grave. To prevent the death of the people who were like family to him, one of the dying boys used his last remaining breath to agree to a proposal put to him by a mysterious fair-haired man. Miraculously restored to health, the trio have since sought refuge in a church near the adjoining village. Eventually, the Imperial Church begins to express its interest in possessing 'Murasame', the demon blade rumored to 'contain life'...but what connection does this legendary sword have with the three survivors of that devastating epidemic?
Chapter 1.2
Evil women, beautiful men… what else can you ask for? After WWIII, humans and Artificial People co-exist in a lawless world. Conspiracies, conflicts, and mysteries surrounding an innocent love story between a human and an AP. This story contains Boy's Love on a futurist environment. There are two main couples during the 6 volumes. Even though it may have some gag scenes, I would say it's far more serious than Abe Miyuki's later manga (Komatta Toki ni wa Hoshi ni kike!).