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(4.33 - 21votes)

Adele to Darius

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Author:	ONDA Shizuru
Artist:	ONDA Shizuru
Genres:	Historical Romance Shoujo
Type:	Manga (Japanese)
Status:	Complete
Description:	Adele was just another maltreated slave girl being sold at the country market. She was sold one day to become an addition to the harem of the country’s King of Cruelty. Rumor has it that the once the King takes a slave girl for the night, he then executes her in the morning. Once in the harem, she sees that all girls who are called into the King’s chamber really do not return. To fight against this fate, Adele resolves to volunteer to be called to the King’s chamber and find out the truth. But things are not what they seem…
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5 Comments

bushwhacker2k

Oct 31 2012 09:42 AM

I always feel a bit of a disconnect when they talk about really well-drawn shoujo manga girls being 'unnattractive', because it's clear that the intent of the story has nothing to do with what's actually drawn...

bushwhacker2k

Oct 31 2012 09:40 AM

"Maltreated", eh?

Clayton Rickey

Oct 31 2012 05:29 AM

@theroadstopshere

Actually, locks those small probably did exist back then. Locks have been around since ancient Egypt. As for it being an earring, what better way to identify her as being a slave should she get out of her manacles and whatnot?

Chocopi

Oct 31 2012 03:03 AM

me likey

It's really predictable but still, it's really cute.

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theroadstopshere

Oct 31 2012 02:52 AM

Not bad. Nothing unexpected, but then, the execution was good. Although my one qualm is the earring she has. I mean, really? A lock for an earring? 1. How would a lock that small be possible back in those days, and 2. How much more obviously symbolic can you get? It just looks wrong.