Gorgeous Carat Comics Girl's Collection line. Digital Manga Publishing translated "Galaxy" into English and published it on July 19, 2006. Under the same line of "Galaxy", Gentosha released into two volumes on June 24, 2011. has been serialized in "Web Spica" and "Comic Spica" magazines since August 2010. Gentosha released the first "tankōbon" volume on January 24, 2013. Gorgeous Carat Florian is the last heir of an impoverished noble family. He is 20 years old. He has blond hair and stunning violet eyes, which resemble amethysts. He agrees to be sold to Noir in return for the money to pay his family's
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