Hero Syndrome Vol. 02 (Novel)

Hero Syndrome Vol. 02 (Novel)

Two months have passed since the fight against the Goddess in Akihabara. The members of Charon are in training, still attempting to recover, when a young woman named Haru Takanashi is sent to join their ranks. Haru has clearly been dispatched by the higher-ups to “observe” Charon, but Kaguya remembers her own early days in the unit and decides to extend a friendly hand. Unfortunately, it looks like this new girl is going to be an even tougher nut to crack than Azuma was!

Regardless of what Haru says, Kaguya knows that saving people is the right thing to do. More determined than ever, Kaguya sets her sights on the furthest reaches of salvation, where she finds hope, jealousy, cynicism…and betrayal.

Biographical Notes:

Rei Ayatsuki is best known for being the author of Sagi Sister (Light Novel) and Hero Syndrome (Light Novel).

Riichu is best known for being the Artist/Illustrator for Kenshi wo Mezashite Nyuugakushita no ni Mahou Tekisei 9999 Nan Desu kedo!? (Light Novel), Nishuume Cheat no Tensei Madoushi: Saikyou ga 1000-nengo ni Tenseishitara, Jinsei Yoyuu (Light Novel), D-kyuu Boukensha no Ore, nazeka Yuusha Party ni Kanyuusareta Ageku, Oujo ni Tsukimatowareteru (Light Novel) and Mata Korosarete Shimatta no desu ne, Tantei-sama (Light Novel).

Title Notes:

Featuring art from the illustrator of The Vexations of a Shut-In Vampire Princess, Hero Syndrome is an action fantasy novel with great world-building, an intriguing plot twist, and a dash of fan-service.

Praised by critically acclaimed authors such as Asato Asato (86–EIGHTY-SIX) and Reki Kawahara (Sword Art Online), Hero Syndrome is anything but your standard light novel series, serving as an antithesis to your typical isekai stories.

Hero Syndrome won the Gold Prize in the 29th Dengeki Novel Prize.