A Tale of the Secret Saint ZERO (Novel) Vol. 02

A Tale of the Secret Saint ZERO (Novel) Vol. 02

SET SAIL FOR ADVENTURE!

Big things are in store for Serafina, and she can’t wait to get started! Moved by her resolve, Sirius asks the king for permission to begin her training in earnest and establishes the Royal Red Guard to protect her. Their first mission? A beach vacation on the west coast. But to their surprise, a lost fragment from the ancient continent awaits them on those distant shores… Looks like Serafina and her companions are in for more than they bargained for!

Series Overview: It’s three hundred years before Fia and her friends’ adventures in Náv, and Princess Serafina, the blind second princess of the land, lives hidden away in the forest. With only the forest spirits and her cousin, the young knight captain Sirius Ulysses, to keep her company, Serafina leads a peaceful life. But one day, an incident causes mysterious powers to awaken within her, and Serafina takes her first steps on the path that will ultimately lead her to becoming the one and only Great Saint!

This fun, light-hearted tale of a tiny saint and the strongest of knights is the prequel to the hit series, A Tale of the Secret Saint!

Biographical Notes:

Touya is an author of Japanese-language books best known for A Tale of the Secret Saint.

chibi is an artist of Japanese-language books best known for illustrating a number of light novel series, including Unnamed Memory and A Tale of the Secret Saint.

Title Notes:

Seven Seas is publishing the original light novels, the manga adaptation, and the prequel light novels (titled ZERO) for this franchise.

Color inserts and roughly a dozen black-and-white manga-style illustrations complement 250-350 pages of text.

Perfect for fans of A Tale of the Secret Saint (light novels and manga) and other shojo fantasy Airship titles like The Saint’s Magic Power is Omnipotent and Accomplishments of the Duke’s Daughter and popular in genres of fantasy, reincarnation, dragons, action.

This title has crossover appeal with YA audiences (rated Teen 13+).