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Gentle Ian, branded a liar for seeing fairies, reunites with Rin to solve eerie fairy murders amid folklore and danger.
Ian Hasumi has always been gentle and sincere, yet people call him “Ian the Liar” because he insists that fairies—and a green-haired, lizard-eyed double only he can see—are real. When he crosses paths again with Rin Ishinagi, the childhood friend who once took his stories seriously, the city is buzzing with rumors of strange “fairy murders,” victims left with eerie, wing-shaped bloodstains. Drawn into the mystery, Ian meets Kaito, an enigmatic shopkeeper who peddles crystal cubes containing perfectly preserved insects. Their encounter at a crime scene leaves Ian with an unusual souvenir: a cube holding a tiny lizard. As shadows close in and the line between the seen and unseen blurs, Ian must navigate a world where folklore bleeds into reality and every truth comes at a price. Included one-shot: Volume 3: Psycho Knocker
Despite his kind-hearted and sensitive nature, Ian Hasumi is called "Ian the Liar" for one reason: he can see things that nobody else can. This includes fairies and "Tokage," a malicious doppelganger with lizard-colored green hair. When Ian reunites with Rin Ishinagi, his childhood friend and the one person who once believed him, news of "fairy murders" spreads around the city. Victims of these murders are easily identified by the wing-like bloodstains on their backs. Ian stumbles upon a murder where he encounters Kaito, a mysterious man who also discovers the crime scene. Kaito is the owner of an odd shop that sells crystal cubes with insects frozen inside. Insisting that Ian did not see anything, Kaito gifts him a crystal cube with a lizard inside before bidding him farewell. Unfortunately for Ian, Tokage utilizes the cube in an attempt to take over his body and leave Ian as a spirit, destined to perish. Determined to change his fate, Ian makes a contract with none other than Kaito and his stingy fairy companion—all while hoping to reunite with Rin again. Included one-shot: Volume 3: Psycho Knocker
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No sequels, spin-offs or alternate tellings — Fairy Cube begins and ends here.
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