The plot of Dawn of Arcana is becoming more into a secret love story. Caesar is finding himself falling for Princess Nakaba, but sadly he fits not know how to express his feelings. He think buying Nakaba all these fancy cloths, and jewelry. That she is going to fall head over hills in love with for him. Besides the romance that has transpired, there is a big murder plot against Caesar that is trying to happen. And Princess Nakaba,faithful body guard Loki, is behind it. I just really love the action of this book and how the characters are finally developing their meaning in the book. I love how the auther gives his readers pieces of the characters background. I am so eagered to read volume 3, and see what other mystery and plot is revealed. Ever since Prince Caesar has hugged Nakaba, she can’t stop thinking about him. She’s supposed to hate him, but she can’t stop feeling something towards him, even if she doesn’t know what it is. Caesar is trying to do things for her, and she finally realizes he wants to make her happy. As she has more conflicted feelings for him, she has someone else from her home country show up, Rito, a younger Ajin.Loki lets Nakaba know that he cares about her as well and warns her not to let Caesar get close. Nakaba tries to listen, but doesn’t know how long she can keep her distance from Caesar when he makes it clear that distance is the furthest thing from his mind.This series is so addictive. All of the artwork, the storyline, and great cast have gotten me want to read this series warp speed, but I’m definitely going to try to not read them too fast. The endings of each volume are starting to get to me. The writer definitely knows how to write an ending that makes me want to read the next volume right that second.I am officially on Caesar’s team now. I like Loki, but Caesar is definitely melting my heart, and I hope he is melting Nakaba’s heart as well. I highly recommend this manga series.
Do You like book Dawn Of The Arcana, Vol. 02 (2012)?
things are moving slowly here, next volume may have more politics in play.
—moviefrk
