Clockwork Planet 2

From the creator of No Game, No Life

GEARS IN MOTION

Naoto and RyuZU have a tense encounter with Marie Bell Breguet and her bodyguard, Vainney Halter, but the four strike up a shaky alliance in order to fix the Core Tower in Kyoto. With the city’s most important structure in disrepair, Kyoto’s entire population is at risk, but Naoto believes he can save it before the city undergoes a Purge. This unstoppable team of renegades may be able to save millions of lives, but acting against government orders could spark a dangerous conflict. Is Naoto’s group ready to face the consequences of disrupting the order of the world itself?


Praise for No Game, No Life
"If you are looking for clever mind games where the protagonist faces seemingly insurmountable odds, then this is the book for you." -Anitay
"No Game No Life is a must watch for any gamer... smart, beautiful, funny, and just plain all-around enjoyable." -Kotaku

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