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ABOUT THIS SERIES
Why read Bloody cross?
Half angel, half demon, Tsukimiya must drink pure demon blood to stave off the curse that will eventually claim her life. When she meets an angel named Hinata, he's eager to team up with the half-blood to take down a vampire that has been attacking humans. Tsukimiya is surprised to find that Hinata is a capable partner, but when the vampire is slain, it is Hinata who claims its demon blood, leaving Tsukimiya to be taken by the curse. In a last-ditch effort to save herself, Tsukimiya tries to drink Hinata's blood, now mixed with the vampire's pure demon blood. But in taking the blood that will save her, Tsukimiya has also transmitted the curse that will kill her. Hinata and Tsukimiya now share the curse...and they're running out of time.
Try this series if you enjoy Action & Adventure, Mystery, and Fantasy.
- Status
- ongoing
- Indexed editions
- 12 records, including 12 standard singles
- Age guide
- OT (Older Teen)
Bloody Cross, Vol. 11
English edition · See Bloody cross volumes and editions →
Story Shiwo Komeyama
VOLUME SYNOPSIS
Tsuzuki and his team probe the past to uncover all they can about earlier Crusades and the implications of all the anomalies they have faced in the contest. As the final Crusade gets underway, one thing is certain: Either one of the three candidates will ascend to godhood, or the Order of the Holy Wars--and the world as they know it--will be completely undone!
CATALOGUE CONTEXT
About this English edition
Bloody Cross, Vol. 11 is vol. 11 in Bloody cross, published in English by Yen Press. This digital edition has a catalog release date of 2016-06-27 with ISBN-13 9780316393607 and 210 pages.
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