Yes! Kuro Usagi Has Summoned You!

There’s no point arguing that “indigo children” are bored among ordinary people. But there are other worlds—for example, the City-Garden, where gods and demons, magicians and vampires, beast-men and werewolves not only live, but constantly dilute the prose of life with daring duels and games “for the thrill.” There is no place for weaklings, but there will be work for talented kids who are always ready for a fight—to have fun, become stronger, or find new friends! That’s exactly who they are: the ironic Izayoi, who himself doesn’t know the limits of his own powers; the clever princess Asuka, who masters the Word; or the quiet-looking Yu (Ё), who can befriend any animal and then use its abilities. Such people will never disappear anywhere!

Only the heroes—who, by the way, ended up in the Garden from three parallel worlds—soon learned that a sweet girl named Black Rabbit called them not for a walk, but in a desperate attempt to save her clan, which has practically been destroyed by the local masters—the Lords-Demons. Fortunately, among the Lords there is no unity: for someone, the newcomers are indifferent, and for some others, capable newcomers even turned out to be likable. After looking around, the kids understood the rules of the game, paid respect to those they should—and the fun took off so wildly that many gods and demons were sent either to a sanatorium or for eternal rest. Let the renewed clan still have no name—for now it has at least hope that someday it will be able to carve its crest right into the skies!