A Clockwork Ley-Line: The Borderline of Dusk Image
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  • Summary: Koga Michiru is a newly enrolled first-year student at a academy with a notably large clock tower located deep in the mountains. Unfortunately, on his first day of teachings, he gets caught up in some sudden trouble and accidentally breaks an expensive-looking statue.

    In order to compensate
    Koga Michiru is a newly enrolled first-year student at a academy with a notably large clock tower located deep in the mountains. Unfortunately, on his first day of teachings, he gets caught up in some sudden trouble and accidentally breaks an expensive-looking statue.

    In order to compensate for the broken statue, the principal orders him and the boy who caused the incident to work for the school's "Bureau for the Investigation of Special Affairs."

    When they arrive at the Bureau's headquarters, a room situated in the academy's enormous underground library, a girl is waiting for them there with an apathetic look on her face.

    The girl informs the confused pair of the situation: Magic exists in this academy.

    When the clock tower chimes, the "Realm of Night" appears, and merges with the school building. The Bureau's job is to take care of the supernatural problems that arise. And so, Koga struggles to protect the school from troublesome magical items known as "Mists"...
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  1. Mar 19, 2018
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    A Clockwork Ley-Line: The Borderline of Dusk is a decent-to-good light mystery visual novel that will please for those who look for something Harry Potter-ish to fill a couple of evenings with. Its flaws are its somewhat strong prologue-vibe, the awkwardly removed 18+ scenes, and its lack of anything substantially different than what the genre offers, but, as a whole, it's a decent read.