Diary of Raising a Wild Man of Light

Suwabe Jin, seventeen years old, occasionally bullied, with one great wish: to make it safely to graduation. Then Red King showed up. Then a Giant of Light came falling from the sky. Then the giant turned into a long-haired girl with straight black hair who could only make sounds like "Hooah," "Guh," and "Hohah." She is the Giant of Light, and also a troublesome girl who fell from the sky. She can't say "I love you," but she'll sit beside him while he does his homework, push her umbrella toward him on rainy days, and touch the edge of his blanket before bed to make sure he's still there. When they fight, she directs his fists, and he understands everything she says. When monsters come, she stands in front of him. When the sky falls, she holds it up with her back. Usually, she crouches in the fridge... No, on the sofa. This is a story about battles, but even more, it's about a boy who doesn't dare cause trouble and a girl who can't speak human words, slowly learning to draw closer through fried eggs, pineapple buns, and a single leaf, day after day. She can't say "I love you," but the whole world can tell.