Mythical Errand

The Ancient Magus' Bride

Chise Hatori has spent her fifteen years unwanted and unloved. Abandoned by her father and orphaned by her mother, she has been passed between relatives who never wanted her, until desperation drives her to a slave auction. There, she is presented as a rare Sleigh Beggy, a being with an unusual affinity for magical energies, and sold to the highest bidder. Her buyer is Elias Ainsworth, a mysterious magus with a beast's skull for a head and powers beyond her understanding. He takes her to the English countryside and declares that she will not be his slave, but his apprentice—and his bride. Thrust into a world of fairies, dragons, and ancient magic, Chise begins to learn the ways of a mage.

No Longer Allowed In Another World

Osamu Dazai, a melancholic author, is pulled into another world in 1948, long before video games even exist. Instead of embracing the fantastical adventure, cute companions, and game-like powers that come with his new life, he would rather drop dead. His only real goal is to find the perfect place to die. But the other world refuses to cooperate. Every time he risks his life, things somehow turn out fine, and the adventure he never wanted keeps getting in the way of his poetic dream. A miserable hero like no other stumbles through a cheerfully bleak isekai comedy.

WorldEnd: What Do You Do at the End of the World? Are You Busy? Will You Save Us?

Willem Kmetsch awakens from a long, icy sleep to find he is the last surviving human. Five centuries have passed since the Beasts drove his people to extinction, and the world now consists of floating islands inhabited by various other races. Lacking the animal-like features common to these species, Willem is seen as a "markless" and struggles to find his place in a society that has no room for him. Aimlessly wandering, he eventually accepts a military posting and is shocked to discover that the "weapons" he must watch over are a group of young faerie girls. As he gets to know them, he learns they are treated as disposable tools in the ongoing war against the Beasts and are willing to sacri

Even Given the Worthless 'Blacksmith' Class, I'm Still the Strongest

People receive an occupation and a Divine Treasure from God. These treasures are overwhelmingly powerful, far beyond any human-made weapon. In this world, the Blacksmith class, which creates and modifies weapons, is considered the weakest of all. Relius is a young man who obtains this unfortunate job. Giving up on his dream of becoming an adventurer, he resigns himself to a quiet life working at an inn. However, he soon discovers his abilities are not what they seem: he has the power to create anything he can imagine. As he begins to craft whatever he likes, his unique talent draws the attention of influential nobles and beautiful girls. His peaceful days are transformed as he rises to pro

Inu x Boku SS

Ririchiyo Shirakiin comes from a wealthy family, but her sharp tongue and haughty attitude hide a deep insecurity about her inability to live independently. Determined to escape the constant attention that comes with her family name, she moves into the Maison de Ayakashi, an exclusive residence where every tenant is assigned a personal Secret Service agent. Despite her wish for solitude, Ririchiyo is assigned Soushi, an agent arranged by her parents. She tries to push him away, but his unwavering devotion proves difficult to dismiss. As she settles into her new life, she discovers that Soushi is actually a fox spirit she once rescued. Life at the Maison de Ayakashi is not as peaceful as it

Hotarubi no Mori e

Hotaru Takegawa is six years old when she gets lost in a forest said to be inhabited by spirits. A masked young man named Gin helps her find her way out, but warns her that he will disappear forever if a human ever touches him. From that day on, Hotaru returns to the forest every summer to spend time with him. As the years pass, Hotaru grows up while Gin remains unchanged. Their friendship deepens with each visit, and Hotaru's feelings for him become harder to ignore. Bound by a rule that forbids any physical contact, the two must navigate a bond that can never be fully realized. The volume also includes three other seasonal one-shots: a girl drawn to a guitar melody from an abandoned scho