Haruyuki Morisawa

Blade is enjoying his youth to the fullest and completely failing to shake his reputation as a super being. After mistakenly believing that kissing is a standard greeting, Blade goes around smooching everyone, to his classmates' horror. Then Earnest and the others get it in their head that Blade isn't very good at magic and try to help him by instigating a super-being hunt where only magic combat is allowed. Finally, it's time for a friendly match between Rosewood and another school, pitting Earnest against her biggest rival. She isn't too worried, until Blade gives her opponent some special training

Having overcome the strife in Kisk and returned to Farsas, Shizuku sets about a new job--making language learning resources for children. Meanwhile, Erik continues to try to help her find a way to get back home to Japan and stumbles across one of the interlopers' cursed tools, a book filled with hidden secrets of the world, in the most surprising of places. Yet this is only one of a pair, and elsewhere, the possessor of the other book, the evil mage Aviella, suddenly declares war on the entire continent What fate lies in store for Shizuku at the end of her journey...?

Blade's peaceful days are rudely interrupted when a pack of mass-produced artificial Heroes who all look exactly like Sophie come after his life. What's a super-being to do? Meanwhile, Blade risks exposing his identity by coaching everyone as the "Legendary Hero King," and Earnest's position as empress is threatened in the first ever student council election. And when Madam suddenly gets married and retires, Blade faces the most important question of all—who will make his katsu curry now?!

After the King of Farsas reveals hidden truths about the continent, Shizuku and Erik find a clue that might help her return to Japan. The pair sets out to continue their journey, when a messenger suddenly arrives inviting Shizuku to the great nation of Kisk—a place long plagued by unpleasant rumors. There, as playmate for the notoriously cruel “Demon Princess” Ortia, she is given the important task of coming up with a method to treat the speech disorder illness sweeping the continent. Without her protector, Erik, Shizuku must search for a solution alone...but failure means a gruesome death!

Blade, now surrounded by his 111 friends (including two birds and a dragon), should be enjoying his sweet school life…So why isn't he?! Well, first his class is invaded by a superstrong guardian out to defeat him, then he's forced to challenge the king to a duel with Earnest as collateral! And as if that wasn't enough, the students of Rosewood Academy must face more of the king's so-called "practical training," brave mixed-gender hot springs, and survive a trip into the bowels of the royal castle. This ex-hero may be retired, but his adventures aren't over yet!

Single-minded optimist Shizuka and quick-witted mage Eric must brave forbidden sorcery in Candela Castle and all manner of other dangers to reach their destination, the Magic Kingdom of Farsus. Hoping to find some hint as to how to return to Japan there, they manage to receive an audience with King Lars where, in a terrible twist, Shizuku is declared an unacceptable anomaly. Will she be able to convince Lars of her humanity? And why does Eric seem to know the inside of Farsus Castle so well?

Retired Hero Blade is enjoying school life to the fullest. Now that he's made one hundred friends, he plans to relax and take in the "normal" life. But that may not be possible, what with the Overlord's daughter declaring Blade her rival, a battle royale breaking out in class, and a monster bird attacking the capital. Plus, Earnest attempts a fiery diet, and it turns out Blade never learned to swim. Each school day brings a new adventure, and a new chance for Blade to make even more friends!

One day, college student Shizuku Minase stumbles from modern day Japan into a fantasy world. While wandering through a backwater region of this world of sword and sorcery, she comes across an eccentric young man named Eric who studies a magic script. He agrees to help her return home on the condition that she teach him Japanese. With their bargain struck, the pair set off across the magical continent of Farsus in search of a way back to Earth. Thus begins the sequel to Unnamed Memory.

When the hero Blade defeated the demon king, he lost all his powers. For him, this should have been a dream come true—finally, life as a normal student, without fighting or adventuring. That is, until he discovers his school is a school for heroes. He just wants to get by with a solid average, but as a hero with real experience, it turns out his idea of average is a little off...!