Lady Knight Rahel and the March of Greenskins

Today we’re proud to announce a new doujinshi from the veteran circle Asaki blog branch office, titled “Lady Knight Rahel and the March of Greenskins”, available in our store, uncensored and translated into English.

Lady Knight Rahel and the March of Greenskins cover

The artist behind Asaki blog branch office, Asaki Takayuki, posted a step-by-step making-of for the cover page on pixiv. Full-size cover image is included in our version.

Plot summary:

Lady knight Rahel von Ehrenfels leads her knight company on a punitive campaign to subjugate the local goblin tribe. However, goblins use their greatest weapon, large numbers, to overwhelm the expedition. The entire company, with their leader knocked unconscious, falls into goblin captivity.

Luckily for everyone, goblins don’t practice executing captives, but rather prefer to sell them into slavery.

Soon after, the lady knight regains her conscious to a band of goblins discussing how to appraise their newly captured goods…

This doujinshi has been released in December 2014 during the Winter Comiket (C87), and is the first original story from Asaki blog branch office on our site.

As a bonus, we asked Asaki Takayuki to write a short message to his international fans. Here’s the personal message translated into English:

“I was overjoyed when I first heard that there are foreign fans enjoying my doujinshi.
And then, in what I would call a real stroke of luck, 2D Market offered me a place to publish my books in English.
I hope even more doujinshi fans take this opportunity to read my doujinshi.”

“Lady Knight Rahel and the March of Greenskins” is available now in our web store.

If you’re a first time buyer, you’ll need to register a new account. After purchasing, the doujinshi you bought will be added to your online library and tied to your account, allowing you to read it anytime, anywhere using our online reader.

Winter Comiket – C87

Yesterday, one member of our team went to the second day of 87th Comiket (Comic Market).

For the few of you who have no idea (or only have a slight idea of) what Comiket is, I’ll take the lazy approach and direct you to read the Wikipedia article. In short, it a biannual fair celebrating Japanese independent creators. This covers authors of comics, games, music, voice acting, photography and many more.

I’ll try to make our attendee write up a post about his impressions. Even though this wasn’t his first time attending, I’m sure this refreshed his memories of long lines and huge crowds.

I’ll leave you with this photo taken yesterday of the iconic Tokyo Big Sight conference center, that has for a while now been seen as a symbol of Comiket:

Tokyo Big SightP.S. Of course we’ll also be attending the third day.