Children of the Sea, Volume 1

Ruka's life has always been intertwined with the mysteries of the ocean. Growing up spending weekends at the aquarium where her father is employed, she experienced a moment that would forever shape her perception of the sea. The fleeting image of a ghostly figure beneath the water left an indelible impression on her, sparking a curiosity about the connection between humanity and the deep.

As Ruka embarks on a journey to understand the strange occurrences surrounding the ocean, she grapples with her own insecurities and feelings of isolation. In a world where her peers struggle to comprehend her experiences, Ruka finds solace in her bond with the sea and the enigmatic beings that inhabit its depths. Alongside her, themes of loss and longing intertwine with the beauty of nature, revealing a more nuanced perspective on life beneath the waves.

This volume introduces readers to unique characters and their relationships, each deeply affected by the ocean in their own way. As Ruka navigates these connections, she is drawn further into the mysteries that lurk beneath the surface, where the boundaries of reality and mythology blur. The narrative expertly weaves together stories of the characters, illustrating how the ocean serves as both a sanctuary and a source of haunting beauty.

Through stunning illustrations and thoughtful storytelling, Ruka’s journey becomes a poignant exploration of self-discovery, the nature of existence, and the timeless allure of the sea. Each page invites reflection on the interconnectedness of life and the unspoken stories that run deep within the waters.