The eighteenth volume's fourth chapter brings Hatsuharu to a breaking point. Having finally assembled the full picture of Rin's disappearance, he sets off to demand answers from Akito about where she has gone.
Serving as the fourth chapter of the eighteenth volume and the one hundred and fifth overall, this installment sees Hatsuharu, called Haru, piece together everything surrounding Rin's absence at last.
Once the puzzle of Isuzu's disappearance clicks into place for him, Haru storms away to confront Akito directly about it. Flashbacks involving Hiro and Yuki fill in the surrounding events.
Isuzu and Hatsuharu Sohma share the cover of the chapter, which Natsuki Takaya writes and illustrates.
Chapter 105 is the fourth chapter of volume eighteen and the 105th overall. Hatsuharu, known as Haru, finally pieces together the full picture behind Rin's disappearance.
Once he understands what happened to Isuzu, known as Rin, Hatsuharu storms off to confront Akito Sohma directly about her disappearance in Chapter 105.
Chapter 105 includes flashbacks involving Hiro Sohma and Yuki Sohma that fill in the events surrounding Rin's disappearance.
Isuzu Sohma and Hatsuharu Sohma share the cover of Chapter 105, written and illustrated by Natsuki Takaya.
Chapter 105 runs 32 pages, following Chapter 104 and preceding Chapter 106 in the eighteenth volume.
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