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That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime, Vol. 4

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That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime, Vol. 4

By: Fuse, Mitz Mitz Vah - illustrator, Kevin Gifford - translator
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NO REST FOR A NATION-BUILDING SLIME!
Now that Rimuru's monster-centric town has blossomed into a bona fide independent nation, it's time for his next step: build and maintain diplomatic relations with nearby countries! With a group of his trusty monster pals, Rimuru travels to the Beast Kingdom of Eurazania and the Dwarven Kingdom to meet with their respective heads of state and represent his domain as best as a slime possibly can. As if there wasn't already enough on Rimuru's mind, the otherworlder Shizu has been visiting him in his dreams, begging him to save her former students. Looks like that'll be another stop on this pliable pioneer's itinerary...

©2018 Fuse and Kevin Gifford (P)2025 Yen Audio Literature & Fiction Science Fiction & Fantasy

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