The Testament of Sister New Devil #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the seventh installment of the manga adaptation of The Testament of Sister New Devil, continuing the story of Basara Toujou and his demonic step-sisters Mio and Maria as they face new threats and deepen their bonds. Published by Seven Seas Entertainment, it features action, ecchi comedy, and supernatural battles typical of the series.
In "Betrayal, and Then...", Mio’s world shatters as her guardians are slain before her eyes by Lord Zolgia, who delivers a shocking revelation: she is the daughter of the demon lord, destined for a role far greater than she ever imagined. Written by Tetsuto Uesu, Wesley Bridges, and Steven Golebiewski, with art by Miyako Kashiwa, this pivotal flashback issue unfolds with haunting intensity, revealing the origins of Mio’s fate. The cover by Miyako Kashiwa captures the moment’s dread and mystery, perfectly framing a story that redefines everything we thought we knew.
In a haunting flashback from *The Testament of Sister New Devil* #7, Mio Naruse witnesses the brutal murder of her guardians at the hands of Lord Zolgia, who then shocks her with a devastating truth: she is the daughter of a demon lord, destined to be delivered to a new ruler of darkness. As the weight of her heritage crashes down, Mio must confront a past she never knew—and a future that may not be her own.
Maria Naruse shows up at a book-signing for her favorite ecchi manga artist, only to surprise everyone by suggesting a collaboration on a new series featuring Mio Naruse — all while Lemonade-sensei, Basara Tojou, Yuki Nonaka, and Kurumi Nonaka look on, bemused and bewildered.
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