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The Saga of Tanya the Evil Vol. 26 Raw Spoilers

カルロ・ゼン, 東條チカ | KADOKAWA

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The Saga of Tanya the Evil

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Total war finally erupts between the Empire and the Federation. Sent ahead to the eastern front, Tanya is expected to keep to harassment operations, but instead she gambles on the unthinkable: a direct strike at the enemy capital, Moscow. Behind that reckless-looking choice lies her usual mix of cold strategy and desperate self-preservation. Meanwhile, the Commonwealth stirs at last, deploying a volunteer expeditionary force. Among the newcomers is Mary Sue, orphaned daughter of the late Colonel Anson Sue. The cradle days are over, and a new inferno spreads across the eastern sky.

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Tanya commits the 203rd to the Moscow raid, throwing the Federation into chaos with a lightning assault no one saw coming. Strategically it is another triumph, yet all Tanya wants is a safe rear posting, and the more she shines the tighter the front line binds her. Mary Sue makes her combat debut with the Commonwealth volunteers, burning with hatred for the silver mage who killed her father and awakening a monstrous magical talent. Tanya's ruthless logic and Mary's pure vengeance are set on a collision course, and this volume locks that fatal trajectory into place.

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