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In a small rural village in a remote part of Japan, five kids have gathered at their school during summer break to spend a week away from their parents and teachers. They're meant to be studying and learning to be independent, but soon get distracted when one of them finds a badly injured dog in the woods, and nurses it back to health. Instead of wagging his tail to show his gratitude, the kids are shocked when the canine takes a far more direct approach to saying thanks, and talks. Turns out that he's not a dog at all – but actually an alien botanist named Pochi, here on earth to research a plant that is incredibly rare and valuable throughout the universe, but fairly common on Earth – well, at least in Japan. Volumes 1 and 2 cover Shurei's arrival at court and her time as Ryuki's concubine/teacher. There is more romance in these two volumes than in three,with some very cute moments, but politics remain the plot-moving factor and the impetus for the few action scenes. Volume 3 starts a new arc, where Shurei cross-dresses in order to help out at court during a personnel shortage. It is clear that we've got two separate stories going on here, something that Viz has made visually apparent by making both of the first volumes yellow and the third blue. It's an interesting technique, whether they or the original Japanese publisher came up with it.

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