Erased, Vol. 3

Name: Erased, Vol. 3
Brand: Hachette Aotearoa New Zealand
SKU: 9780316468459
Price: 55.0 NZD
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By Kei Sanbe

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In Erased, Vol. 3, Satoru uses his Revival ability to travel 18 years into the past following his mother's death. Focused on preventing the kidnapping and murder of Hinazuki Kayo, Satoru begins to enact his plan by engaging with Kayo herself. However, his resolve is challenged when she asks him the startling question, "Would you kill for me?"
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Erased, Vol. 3

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This graphic novel is suited for readers interested in suspenseful thrillers with supernatural elements and emotional depth.

With Yashiro and Sachiko's cooperation, Hinazuki was taken in by her grandmother. Even though Hinazuki is out of danger, Satoru has no time to rest--the serial abduction slayings are not over. But if he prevents the crimes from happening, will he be able to return to the present?

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(Volume 2) After his mother's death triggers his Revival ability, Satoru finds himself 18 years in the past! While he's relieved to see his mother and his old friends again, his thoughts are focused on future kidnapping and murder victim Hinazuki Kayo. Putting his plan to save her in motion, he starts a conversation with her. However, he finds himself at a loss for words when Kayo asks him a shocking question... "Would you kill for me?"

Erased, Vol. 3 continues the suspense-filled journey as Satoru navigates his way through the past, desperately trying to alter the course of events and change the future. Each encounter weaves a web of tension and possibilities, keeping readers on the edge of their seats. Can Satoru succeed in preventing the tragedies that have yet to unfold, or will history repeat itself?