Jing and his gang are on the hunt for the Lost King, who only appears when there is a coronation... or a sacrifice. When the king emerges and the crowd is focused on the rare public appearance, it means one thing for Jing: The king's treasure is ready for the taking! The next opportunity to pinch the king's loot is during the sacrifice of Suger. There's just one problem: Suger is Kir's future bride!

Jing and Kir's last recorded adventure is here. As the duo arrives at a ghost town trapped in eternal night, will Jing's final loot turn the tables on him... and steal his heart?

Judas, cursed for his sins, is the spirit of Death - he is without form, and has enslaved young Eve to carry out the most heinous of acts. Together in spirit and body, they must slay 666 people so that Judas can regain his humanity. Using Eve as his vessel of destruction, the dark, blood-soaked journey will leave a trail of sin, death, and - hopefully for Judas - redemption.

Judas, on a path of destruction with Eve, is met by a man from the Holy Council, Peter, and an internationally wanted killer, Zero. They are out to destroy Judas to "nothing." Peter is playing God and attempting to clone Judas and Longinus, Judas's weapon. If that fails, Peter has plans to reintroduce Judas to the Apostles, and they aren't too happy to meet him.

Mizuki is caught in a trap set by Thomas, the Apostle of Judgement. This trap forces Mizuki down a path to unravel the truth about the Apostles and Mankind. Will this truth be enough to stop the Seven Seals from being cracked open? It seems that the Apostle Simon holds the answer to this question and many more dangerous questions!

Mizuki has been sent back in time by Simon to witness the truth of Judas: Judas' betrayal of Jesus was out of love for Eve. It seems that all this time, the demon that Jesus had alluded to was not Judas, but actually John, who reveals he has the "Eye of the Serpent"!

Thanks to Mizuki's hard work on the Puzzle of Truth, Judas now has his body back! He beats John and his angels and releases the Apostles, thereby finally ending the battle. Peter even shows up, returning Kogiku. The reason behind Zero's anger against Judas is finally revealed, and the battles between John and Zero as well as between Judas and Peter are brought to an end.

Misaki, struggling to pass his college entrance exams, is in need of a tutor to help pump up his failing grades. Unfortunately, his only option is the cool and sexy Akihiko Usami. Usami happens to be a famous boys' love novelist, which doesn't exactly float Misaki's boat, especially since his main characters are "Akihiko" and "Takahiro," the name of Misaki's older brother and Usami's childhood friend.

Misaki and Usagi have been living together for over a month now, but suddenly a beautiful editor named Aikawa enters the picture, leaving Misaki to question his love for Usagi. Also, things get rocky with Hiroki and Nowaki's relationship when Nowaki leaves for a year to study abroad without telling Nowaki. Will the problems that have arisen mean an end to their relationships?

In this volume we get the lowdown on Hiro's painful past with the sly Shinoda. Hiro and Nowaki advance their relationship to the point of more casual name-calling, while chaos continues to ensue between Misaki and Usami. What can possibly happen next?

A congratulatory party is being held for Usami for winning the esteemed Kikumaru Award! Sparks fly between Misaki and Usami's older brother Haruhiko - what can this mean? Meanwhile, a young boy named Shinobu is convinced that he and Miyagi, Hiro's superior university professor, are destined to be, but Miyagi is determined to shut him out. Will their relationship be able to bloom?

Jeremy Rosen's life seems to be unraveling. His fiance has left him, his friends are acting strangely and something's just not right at the office. With the arrival of a mysterious jury summons, Jeremy is thrust into a whirlwind downward spiral as he becomes caught up in a dark web of scams and double-crosses. Suddenly in Jeremy's life nothing is what it seems, no one can be trusted, and the simplest of actions can have the most shocking results.