FAIRY TAIL 100 Years Quest 14

FAIRY TAIL 100 Years Quest 14

FAIRY TAIL 100 Years Quest 14

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A wizard's job is never done! Get fired up for the official sequel to Fairy Tail, with story and layouts by original creator Hiro Mashima himself.

ENTER THE FIRE DRAGON

The battles between Fairy Tail and Diabolos continue to rage in the labyrinth, with both sides beating the living daylights out of each other. Selene's enjoyment of the violent spectacle comes to a screeching halt when the fire dragon god Ignia suddenly appears, throwing the worst wrench in her plans. Natsu, of course, is instantly fired up to fight Ignia, but Ignia's got plans of his own--secret plans that may spell disaster for all!

About the Author

Hiro Mashima was born May 3, 1977, in Nagano Prefecture. His series Rave Master and Fairy Tail made him one of the most popular manga artists in the world. His latest creation is the sci-fi fantasy epic EDENS ZERO. Atsuo Ueda debuted with the tennis manga Retriever Hachi in 2015, followed by medical thriller Dr. Prisoner. Fairy Tail- 100 Years Quest is Ueda's first manga available in English.

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