She was rescued by Yukimaru, escaping the vessel, a young Fena. Ten years had passed since that day, and she had blossomed into a woman of such striking beauty that she earned the name "White Marginal."

She found herself adrift on a small vessel, the vast Pacific stretching in every direction. Beside her, Otto and Salman, who had risked much to aid her flight, offered silent reassurance. They guided her toward a solitary isle veiled in mis…

They set sail from Goblin Island, Fena and the samurai, embarking on a path mirroring her father's. Their journey led them to Bar-Baral, a haven of free trade where they replenished their supplies. It was there that Fena discovered somethin…

Driven by a desire to understand the origins of the stone that had caused so much trouble, Fena and her companions journeyed toward Libar-Oberstein, the place where it was forged. Haunted by the unintended injury to Yukimaru, Fena earnestly…

They reached Orleans, the place where the enigmatic stone had been unearthed, the crew having followed the information gleaned from Libar-Oberstein. Within the labyrinthine mine, Fena advanced into its deepest recesses, as if drawn by an un…

Hope flickered within them as Yukimaru and the samurai devised a desperate plan for escape, a path leading them back to Fena. Simultaneously, the captive girl was transported to a Royal Navy vessel, where Abel awaited her arrival.

He hesitated, torn between his duty to Fena and the rigid laws of his island. As news reached him that the ship was under attack by the Rumble Rose, Abel departed from Fena.

They had rescued Fena from the Blue Giant, but the victory was dearly bought; Yukimaru lay badly wounded. To heal him, they set a course for Chaouen.

Abel, the youngest of the royal family, had known only quiet solitude. Coldness had been the constant companion of his youth, fostering a life lived largely in silence. Then, one day in the garden, he encountered Helena, a girl shrouded in …

Fena and Yukimaru, having deciphered the coordinates' secret, finally located Eden. To confront the enigma her father had left behind, and the enigma of her own being, Fena journeyed toward it.

They had journeyed deep, seeking what lay hidden. But their quest led them not only to treasure, but to a confrontation. The air crackled with the sudden arrival of the British Navy, their ships bearing down upon the samurai in a relentless…

She considered Yukimaru and his companions, and Fena resolved her own path. Within Eden lay a history of difficult decisions made by women long ago. A legacy of pain, it seemed, woven into the very fabric of their lives.