Call of the Night, Vol. 1: Volume 1

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She is initially introduced as an antagonist to Ko and the vampires, attempting to convince the former to give up on his dream, and revealed to have discovered how to kill vampires using their "weakness" (mementos from their human past). The protagonist doesn't like people and wants to become a vampire but learns the only way to do so is to fall in love with a vampire and have that vampire feed off of him, which is given a very sexual vibe. He is initially apprehensive of Ko's dream of becoming a vampire after they are attacked by one, but after learning the woman he fell in love with, Kiku Hoshimi, is also one, he decides to let himself be turned too. She approaches Ko when she hears that Nazuna is spending the night with a human where she attempts to suck his blood, until she is stopped by Nazuna.

The woman introduces herself as Anko Uguisu, a private detective, and she tries to get information from him on Akihito, showing Ko a photo of the man who was involved with Seri the other day. Kiku Hoshimi ( 星見キク, Hoshimi Kiku) [2] A poorly understood vampire of an unknown age that suffers from extreme sociopathy turning hundreds of people into servants. Ko needs to decide which route to take: continue with his nocturnal life or follow his classmate back to school. The main characters were fun I liked each of them of them Ko is an interesting protagonist who sometimes feels older than he actually is.But what happens when there's a kid who doesn't experience those emotions and has no one that is willing to take the time to guide him? Suddenly, Ko has an epiphany, and sets up a sting with Midori later that night, catching the real culprit in the act, who turns out to be Arisa herself.

The vampires explain to Yamori that a human has exactly one year to become a vampire after they first get their blood sucked. Sentai Filmworks has licensed the series in North America, Europe, Oceania, and selected Latin American and Asian territories.Read more about the condition New: A new, unread, unused book in perfect condition with no missing or damaged pages.