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Unnamed Memory 01: The Witch of the Azure Moon and the Cursed Prince follows Prince Oscar of Farsas, who is afflicted by a powerful curse that prevents him from producing an heir. In search of a solution, he climbs a deadly tower to seek out Tinasha, the legendary Witch of the Azure Moon. Impressed by her strength and beauty, Oscar proposes that she become his wife instead, believing it would both break the curse and protect her from those who fear her power. Though initially reluctant, Tinasha agrees to stay by his side for a year, during which they face political intrigue, magical threats, and hidden dangers tied to both Oscarâs curse and Tinashaâs mysterious past. As they spend more time together, their relationship deepens, blending romance with fantasy while uncovering secrets that could change their fates.
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Kuji Furumiya is the author of Unnamed Memory, known for crafting richly detailed fantasy worlds with strong character development and emotional storytelling. Her works often explore themes of love, destiny, and sacrifice, combining romance with intricate magic systems and political elements; the series is illustrated by Chibi, whose elegant and expressive art style enhances the storyâs magical and romantic tone.
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Unnamed Memory 01: The Witch of the Azure Moon and the Cursed Prince follows Prince Oscar of Farsas, who is afflicted by a powerful curse that prevents him from producing an heir. In search of a solution, he climbs a deadly tower to seek out Tinasha, the legendary Witch of the Azure Moon. Impressed by her strength and beauty, Oscar proposes that she become his wife instead, believing it would both break the curse and protect her from those who fear her power. Though initially reluctant, Tinasha agrees to stay by his side for a year, during which they face political intrigue, magical threats, and hidden dangers tied to both Oscarâs curse and Tinashaâs mysterious past. As they spend more time together, their relationship deepens, blending romance with fantasy while uncovering secrets that could change their fates.
About the Author
Kuji Furumiya is the author of Unnamed Memory, known for crafting richly detailed fantasy worlds with strong character development and emotional storytelling. Her works often explore themes of love, destiny, and sacrifice, combining romance with intricate magic systems and political elements; the series is illustrated by Chibi, whose elegant and expressive art style enhances the storyâs magical and romantic tone.











