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In the Country of
Tokyo (Shifting Sands), Kurogane continues his battle with Kamui, the
leader of the people living in the one tower of the Tochô Building,
which seems to be untouched by the acid rain that has been falling for
fifteen years.
When the battle ends in a draw, Syaoran realizes that
Kamui is like themselves, a traveler of worlds. They learn that Kamui
has been there for three years and helps protect what is beneath the
two-tower Tochô Building. More precious than anything else is the
reservoir of clean water that Kamui watches over.
Kamui and his gang
protect one of the reservoirs, which reside under his tower, and Fûma
and his gang have their own reservoir under the other tower. Fûma wants
both reservoirs and swears that he will take theirs.
As Princess Sakura
continues to sleep, Kurogane asks Fai about the magic he used in a
previous world. Fai avoids the subject, but Kurogane sees through the
front. He tells Fai that he had better shape up and decide where he
stand with his friends.
In Sakura's dreams, she is underwater and comes
across this large blob-like creature. When she approaches it, it sucks
Sakura inside its mass. Kurogane notices that the sleeping princess
flinches and then is no longer breathing.
Meanwhile, Syaoran and
some of the locals are out on the sands fighting giant mutated worms for
food. When they return, Syaoran learns that is Sakura's soul that is
sleep, not her body.
Tsubasa:
RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE: Volume 15
is
a manga book written and drawn by Clamp. This book was translated and
adapted by William Flanagan and Lettered by Dana Hayward. This book
contains the following chapters:
Chapter 109: Child of the Gods
Chapter 110: Something that Cannot be
Given
Chapter 111: The Water Capitol
Chapter 112: The Magician's Real Face
Chapter 113: The Frozen Heart
Chapter 114: The Imprisoned Princess
Chapter 115: The Mingling Pair
Chapter 116: The Breaking Dream
There is
also some special extras in the following sections: 1) Honorifics
Explained, 2) About the Creators, and 3) Translation Notes. The book
reads from right to left and back to front, just like a book from Japan.
This manga book is intended for readers ages 13 and up.
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