Jason Li

Having overcome his former masters' trial, Rentt learns about his hometown's ancient secret. Its dizzying scope is beyond anything he could've imagined: a bloody history, a forgotten dungeon, and long-lost magic...but those are just the beginning.As Rentt and Lorraine come to grips with their discovery, Gold-Class adventurer Nive and her compatriots work to root out the vampires planning to attack Maalt. They're moving quickly to prevent tragedy from occurring, but are they already too late?

Rentt Faina accepts a request to defend a small village from a band of marauding skeletons. What should've been a routine job turns dangerous when Rentt tracks down their source--and comes face to face with a powerful skeleton knight But what has caused these monsters to evolve? The answer may lie with the strange small cup Rentt found at the battle site, but there's barely any time to investigate: there's always work to do for an adventurer Clope the blacksmith has decided to face the ghosts of his past and enter a blacksmithing contest, and he wants Rentt to guard him on the journey. To top it all off, Rentt has to prepare for the Silver-class Ascension Exam.With so much work on his plate, it'd be nice if Clope's request turns out uneventful. But our intrepid undead adventurer is rarely so lucky...

Rentt and Lorraine's search for the roots of his divinity brings them to Rentt's childhood home of Hathara, and the nostalgic setting evokes memories of his past. Just as a harrowing encounter with a dragon set him upon the path of undeath, it was a wolf, a hero, and a girl named Jinlin who first inspired Rentt's dream of becoming a Mithril-class adventurer. Dive into our undead hero's tragic backstory in volume 10 of The Unwanted Undead Adventurer manga!

HAN CHARACTERS + EMOJI = HANMOJI! If you can understand emojis, then you can learn Chinese. This colourful handbook from MIT Kids Press is a fun and memorable introduction to the Chinese language and a fascinating window into how languages evolve, ideal for readers 12+.Even though their dates of origin are millennia apart, the languages of Chinese and emoji share similarities that the average smartphone user might find surprising. These “hanmoji” parallels offer an exciting new way to learn Chinese – and a fascinating window into the evolution of Chinese Han characters, how language is shaped by technology and what the parallel lives of Chineseand emoji can tell us about the future of language.Packed with fun illustrations and engaging descriptions, The Hanmoji Handbook is entertaining, accessible and educational – as well as a quirky, visual gift book for inquisitive readers.