Bøker av Miya Kinojo

HE'S GOT TIME TO CHILL!With his friend Ghozal in danger, Flio calls upon the forbidden time-manipulation magic he once used to save Rys. Even as a voice of warning calls out to him from the Celestial Plane, Flio makes the perhaps fatal decision to protect the peace he's built for his friends. But it's not all gloom and doom for Flio and Rys! At last, their mercantile dreams come true as the store opens for business—offering service with a smile to all, even as the conflict between humanity and demonkind grows ever more bitter. Could Flio's new store be the starting grounds for reconciliation? Will his extraordinary powers finally bring him the ordinary life he craves?

A charming isekai comedy about an unremarkable merchant summoned to another world to be a hero...or maybe just hang out.

ROAD TRIP!Wyne the Wyvern has Flio's manor in an uproar! Flio needs his friends to see eye-to-eye with their scaly new housemate, so they all set off for the snow-capped home of Wyne's people. There, they meet the last surviving ancient wyvern and learn more than they care to know about the oppressive history of humankind.Meanwhile, Valentine—a fresh arrival from the Realm of Evil itself—sends a trio of djinns Flio's way. Their mission? Claim his power for their own so that Valentine can take over! So much for world peace...or can Flio preserve his power and bring harmony to all existence?!

DO YOU BELIEVE IN MAGIC?! Caught between warring humans and demons, Flio comes up with a new plan to spark communication between the factions--selling them both the secret to his magic! (With some strings attached.) Meanwhile, all is not well back at the homestead! Balirossa and company struggle with culture shock as they reckon with the newcomer Wyne the Wyvern and her decidedly inhuman takes on life and death. Flio's constant search for understanding leads to the snow-covered mountain homeland of the wyverns themselves, where he will walk a mile in their giant, scaly feet. Will hope prevail, or will the border wall of biases stand firm?