In volume 3, Watase returns to her classic shoujo roots. Characters' emotions are plainly visible in every panel. The art becomes that slight bit more complex and the love triangle steps it up a notch. Additionally, the plot starts to even out and the reader gets a sense of how the story will continue to progress. Not bad, all said. ( )

"This volume contains the Ceres, celestial legend, installments from Part 3, issue 1 through Part 3, issue 4 in their entirety"—T.p. verso
1. Horror comics, strips, etc. 2. Romance comic books, strips, etc. 3. Comic books, strips, etc. – Japan.

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Aya thinks she's found a new friend in high school. Yuki Urakawa is a shy and somewhat uncoordinated girl. But Aya is shocked to discover her in an embrace with one of her teachers. But even more shocking is her ability to make people who frighten her spontaneously burst into flames.
The Mikage attempt to kidnap Suzumi, but Ceres shows up and blows them all away – literally.

On (3:62) there is a short illustrated science lesson on what gene, DNA, and genome mean. ( )