Blue Bird

To those who live in an area that celebrates the holiday, I would like to remind everybody that the holiday Thanks giving is coming up. Many people might not have heard of this holiday. That is entirely understandable. Santa Claus continues to unfairly encroach a little further on the rightful domain of the Thanks Giving Turkey every year.
 
Some might wonder what the big deal is. I would point out that while Santa Claus gets his day every year, I have never met a Thanks Giving Turkey that has made two consecutive annual appearances and only has a single chance to shine in the spot light, a chance that Santa Claus continues to steal.
 
I entreat everyone to join me in telling Santa Claus to go away and not return any sooner then December 1st, and remember:
 
RESPECT THE BIRD!

A tale of the faraway skies of a foreign land…
 
Far above the ground… lies the beautiful floating continent “Magical Kingdom of Jupiterino,” ruled by Princess Lucia, who is praised as a “direct descendant magician,” in place of the king.
 
The power of a direct descendant magician is distinct from that of ordinary magicians.
 
If ordinary magicians are ants, then direct descendant magicians can be compared to queen ants— their innate magical power is as different from that of general magicians as the heavens are from the earth.
 
Princess Lucia, said to be one in several billion and endowed with divine magical power, undergoes a drastic change in personality and begins to rule with an iron fist, massacring rebels one after another.
 
Amidst this, “Genius Magician Luna,” one of the greatest magicians of the Jupiterino continent, is finally persuaded by her comrades to take up arms against “Direct Descendant Magician Lucia.”
 
To defeat Princess Lucia and her allied nations, Luna and her friends become the resistance and decide to fight against the royal capital.

After strange events in her new life, Willow waits for her boyfriend to return from an exchange program in another country. But has she remained faithful to him?

"Margaret" received heavenly orders to protect the "Tower of the Water Deity" as its Guardian.
But she's an easygoing girl. Guardians are usually strong because they're masters of a variety of magic and martial arts.
Margaret, however, is poor at magic, so she uses two large-sized pistols that fire magical bullets.
She is full of vitality and has built up her body, but she's learned no martial arts or stuck to anything like that.
In short, she has slacked in her everyday duty as the Guardian.

Her laziness has let the Tower of the Water Deity fill with monsters and its water become polluted,
troubling the humans and angering the gods.
Apollo, in charge of communication between the Guardian and all gods, has ordered Margaret to
reveal the source of the pollution and wipe out the monsters.
 
Smooth underwater swimming, tight responsive action, speedy gun shooting.
Obtain new abilities as you explore the open sea, fire magic bullets to discover hidden paths and items,
and strengthen Margaret as you go. Created in the time-honored tradition of explorer action games,
there are 3 difficulty settings to match the preference of any player.
Set in the flooded sea-tower of a water god, BLUE GUARDIAN is the beautiful, sometimes gruesome,
modestly sexy portrayal of a girl who uses no gear: a natural underwater diver.

After strange events in her new life, Willow waits for her boyfriend to return from an exchange program in another country. But has she remained faithful to him?