Mhakna Gramura and Fairy Bell

Written by the prolific author "Alissyn Rievegh" in her early 20's, "Mhakna Gramura and Fairy Bell" (Mhakna for short) was her foray into the children's novel genre and has been a hit classic in the Alliance ever since it's initial release. Now, the first time ever, the original text has been translated into Japanese and English and art, fully restored by ALICE IN DISSONANCE and Sekai Project. "Mhakna Gramura and Fairy Bell" depicts a story of a young girl named Mhakna and her best friend Sebiarno escaping Mullbear Orphanage by summoning a fairy that has been said to bring happiness to children. The two bind a contract with Fairy Bell stating they agree to never turn into adults in exchange for eternal happiness in Enles Land. Note from Munisix the director of ALICE IN DISSONANCE: About 2 hours in length, "Mhakna Gramura and Fairy Bell" is a classic children's tale written hundreds of years ago before the Alliance was established and virtually everyone (especially in Rughzenhaide and Vhastorakat) is familiar with its content. This book makes a brief appearance in fault - SILENCE THE PEDANT and we have been able to restore its original text for our audiences reading pleasure in Visual Novel format. Note that because this is a direct adaptation of the original book, this is a linear visual novel with no choices. Please enjoy this newest addition to the fault series canon!