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Radio Storm #2
Radio Storm, Vol. 2
CALM IN THE EYE OF THE STORM
In this world of death and decay, Sak has found his single ray of hope, his Caller Lima. As they venture through the corpse-ridden island of Ralta, Lima wants to make things explicitly clear—any acts they do together are for Lima’s pleasure only. However, as they spend the night in an abandoned cabin, the two share a bath, and soon…a kiss. But they can’t dwell on their complicated feelings for too long in this wasteland. When Hana, the first core user, brings them back to the academy, the lines between right and wrong, trust and manipulation all start to blur…
In this world of death and decay, Sak has found his single ray of hope, his Caller Lima. As they venture through the corpse-ridden island of Ralta, Lima wants to make things explicitly clear—any acts they do together are for Lima’s pleasure only. However, as they spend the night in an abandoned cabin, the two share a bath, and soon…a kiss. But they can’t dwell on their complicated feelings for too long in this wasteland. When Hana, the first core user, brings them back to the academy, the lines between right and wrong, trust and manipulation all start to blur…
360 pages, Paperback
Published September 23, 2025
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November 2, 2025
The increasing levels of "sinister" in this series are unsettling to behold. At least the sex scenes are consensual this time...
October 21, 2025
J’ai bien plus apprécié la profondeur des perso et de la dystopie dans ce tome, et et j’ai beaucoup apprécié que le héros aux allures chétives ne le soit pas tant que ça dans la réalité des choses.
Par contre j’ai pas pu attendre novembre donc j’ai fini le manga en scan sur internet 😭😭
Ça se finit vite, je pensais honnêtement qu’il y aurait plus de matières sur les enjeux politiques et sociaux de cette maladie qui se propagent et qui est contrôlée par les hauts puissants.. seul bémol !
Par contre j’ai pas pu attendre novembre donc j’ai fini le manga en scan sur internet 😭😭
Ça se finit vite, je pensais honnêtement qu’il y aurait plus de matières sur les enjeux politiques et sociaux de cette maladie qui se propagent et qui est contrôlée par les hauts puissants.. seul bémol !
February 15, 2026
En un mundo en que la humanidad está en guerra consigo misma, Sak es un portador de núcleo que, a petición de lan Escuela, va a buscar a su transmisor, aquella persona que puede amplificar sus poderes sobrenaturales, los cuales se manifiestan en algunos humanos. Saliendo solo del lugar seguro que es la Escuela en medio de una extraña epidemia provocada por un virus que no tiene cura y que es mortal, Sak encuentra a Lima, su transmisor y el cual fue un niño soldado que no duda en desconfiar del chico y si decide dejar que lo acompañe es solamente por la capacidad de Sak para detectar a los infectados por ese extraño virus, que vuelve a las personas violentas y peligrosas, gracias a su olfato más desarrollado de lo normal por su núcleo. Y, lo más importante, es que este virus puede afectar a los portadores de núcleo (los cuales jamás enferman) a través de sus transmisores y de ahí la urgencia de Sak por encontrar a Lima y llevarlo a lugar seguro.
Pero el primer encuentro y los día siguientes no podrían ser más tirantes y violentos entre ambos. Y es que, aunque Lima lo es todo para Sak, al ser su transmisor, ese mismo sentimiento no late en el joven, el cual no duda en hacer uso de Sak como desea, tomando incluso su cuerpo sin importarle lo que siente el otro.
En un mundo donde la vida humana no vale nada, donde todos se sirven de los demás y la esperanza está muerta, poco a poco, Sak hará mella en Lima, tanto que este no solo le cuenta su pasado sino que le promete que, si lo acompaña a cavar la tumba de un amigo lo acompañará sin rechistar a esa Escuela de donde viene Sak.
A pesar del dolor y de los primeros días llenos de desconfianza, Lima no puede evitar sentirse cada vez más unido a Sak, aunque eso no quita que lo siga viendo como un bicho raro. Y es que Sak solo quiere agradar a Lima sea como sea, que no lo deje atrás y protegerlo de todo como su núcleo, y para ello hace siempre lo que le dice y se niega a manifestar qué es lo que él mismo siente. Esto no solo cabrea a Lima, sino que hace que una parte de él quiera ahora cuidar de Sak para que no le suceda nada. ¿Por qué? ¿Qué le está haciendo ese chico para que se sincere y le cuente qué fue lo que vivió en la isla cuando era un niño solado y lo que descubrió su amigo Echo en ella mientras sobrevivían a las matanzas diarias? ¿Por qué no se larga y se queda con Sak cuando aparece una mujer que dice ser de la Escuela y que no dudará en encerrarlos a los dos?
Las piezas están comenzando a encajar en un segundo volumen lleno de revelaciones donde descubriremos qué es realmente la Escuela, qué pasaba en la isla donde luchó Lima casi hasta morir, qué buscan relamente los miembros de la Escuela y qué quieren de Sak. ¿Conseguirán Lima y Sak no sucumbir a lo que ese mundo agotado y enfermo espera de ellos?
Podéis leer la reseña completa en mi blog:
https://unabibliotecaentremundos.blog...
Pero el primer encuentro y los día siguientes no podrían ser más tirantes y violentos entre ambos. Y es que, aunque Lima lo es todo para Sak, al ser su transmisor, ese mismo sentimiento no late en el joven, el cual no duda en hacer uso de Sak como desea, tomando incluso su cuerpo sin importarle lo que siente el otro.
En un mundo donde la vida humana no vale nada, donde todos se sirven de los demás y la esperanza está muerta, poco a poco, Sak hará mella en Lima, tanto que este no solo le cuenta su pasado sino que le promete que, si lo acompaña a cavar la tumba de un amigo lo acompañará sin rechistar a esa Escuela de donde viene Sak.
A pesar del dolor y de los primeros días llenos de desconfianza, Lima no puede evitar sentirse cada vez más unido a Sak, aunque eso no quita que lo siga viendo como un bicho raro. Y es que Sak solo quiere agradar a Lima sea como sea, que no lo deje atrás y protegerlo de todo como su núcleo, y para ello hace siempre lo que le dice y se niega a manifestar qué es lo que él mismo siente. Esto no solo cabrea a Lima, sino que hace que una parte de él quiera ahora cuidar de Sak para que no le suceda nada. ¿Por qué? ¿Qué le está haciendo ese chico para que se sincere y le cuente qué fue lo que vivió en la isla cuando era un niño solado y lo que descubrió su amigo Echo en ella mientras sobrevivían a las matanzas diarias? ¿Por qué no se larga y se queda con Sak cuando aparece una mujer que dice ser de la Escuela y que no dudará en encerrarlos a los dos?
Las piezas están comenzando a encajar en un segundo volumen lleno de revelaciones donde descubriremos qué es realmente la Escuela, qué pasaba en la isla donde luchó Lima casi hasta morir, qué buscan relamente los miembros de la Escuela y qué quieren de Sak. ¿Conseguirán Lima y Sak no sucumbir a lo que ese mundo agotado y enfermo espera de ellos?
Podéis leer la reseña completa en mi blog:
https://unabibliotecaentremundos.blog...
September 19, 2025
Honestly, the entire plot is kinda weird, but I enjoy Sak and Lima. Every other character gives me major villain vibes. If they weren’t at The Academy and they were just roaming the world, I’d probably love it much more.
October 13, 2025
the plot and characters personalities are slowly coming together but the pacing and structure of story/page are still messy😭
September 22, 2025
this is one of those hidden gems. the world building, plot and characters are phenomenal. its a complete mind fuck this is
June 17, 2025
The plot twists were twisting.
October 18, 2025
I have a ton of questions, but some of them are very slowly starting to get answered.
My concern at the end of the first volume initially made me grimace through the start of this one, since it played out about like you'd expect, with Lima using Sak roughly, and Sak being in quite a bit of pain during and after.
But then...everything pretty abruptly turns on its head. Lima basically does a whole 180 and becomes a way more thoughtful, caring person who pays a whole lot of attention to what Sak says (or doesn't say) and explicitly tells him he'll never touch him again if he doesn't want him to. Then he figures out some ways to make it not hurt, so Sak can actually enjoy it.
Beyond that, Lima seems to have entirely given up on pretending he doesn't care about Sak. He finds him strange and still a little aggravating, but he's kind and protective and starts putting Sak's life ahead of his own.
All this might've seemed out of character from their initial interactions, where Lima was a gigantic jerk to him, but through a series of flashbacks, we find out that it was all just defensive measures from living on the run for so many years. His age is unclear, both in the present and in the flashbacks to his time as a child soldier, but he's probably somewhere in his early 20s now. As an orphan with few options, he'd gone into battle in what ultimately turned out to be a completely meaningless death pit.
At least meaningless for all the kids who died there - because it turned out all they were doing was fighting in an endless cycle where they died, then were resurrected (if their bodies weren't too badly damaged) as the zombie soldiers they'd been battling the whole time. It's all some big experiment that hasn't been explained yet, but since Hana knew how to find them there, it must be somehow connected to the virus and the Academy.
And of course Sak does turn out to be the big weapon the Academy had been waiting for. The "cure," supposedly, but what they really intend to use him for is to wipe out anyone who's been infected. And Sak...well, he accepts it, because he's been brainwashed (by Ginger, as expected) and manipulated into thinking it's what's best...for Lima, mostly, since Sak doesn't particularly care about anyone else.
That's the really interesting part of this volume...the realization that Lima is actually the heart and the conscience of the two, while Sak is a little bit on the amoral side. The whole entry test with the two brothers turned out to be a test, like I'd thought, but it wasn't actually meant to isolate Sak...he was doing that on his own. When the Academy discovered him, they realized pretty quickly that he didn't care that much about his siblings or his parents, and had no friends. He was alone, and fine being alone, and had no big Hero Complex that could lead him to sacrifice himself for humanity.
So they tried a few things to see if they could generate some empathy or guilt that could be used to twist him into being their big sacrificial weapon. Nothing worked until, luckily, they were able to use his Caller against him.
It's a very interesting story that's difficult to see having a happy ending, but I like Lima a whole lot now, and Sak is such a fascinatingly complex character. I hate Ginger, though. He's the worst.
My concern at the end of the first volume initially made me grimace through the start of this one, since it played out about like you'd expect, with Lima using Sak roughly, and Sak being in quite a bit of pain during and after.
But then...everything pretty abruptly turns on its head. Lima basically does a whole 180 and becomes a way more thoughtful, caring person who pays a whole lot of attention to what Sak says (or doesn't say) and explicitly tells him he'll never touch him again if he doesn't want him to. Then he figures out some ways to make it not hurt, so Sak can actually enjoy it.
Beyond that, Lima seems to have entirely given up on pretending he doesn't care about Sak. He finds him strange and still a little aggravating, but he's kind and protective and starts putting Sak's life ahead of his own.
All this might've seemed out of character from their initial interactions, where Lima was a gigantic jerk to him, but through a series of flashbacks, we find out that it was all just defensive measures from living on the run for so many years. His age is unclear, both in the present and in the flashbacks to his time as a child soldier, but he's probably somewhere in his early 20s now. As an orphan with few options, he'd gone into battle in what ultimately turned out to be a completely meaningless death pit.
At least meaningless for all the kids who died there - because it turned out all they were doing was fighting in an endless cycle where they died, then were resurrected (if their bodies weren't too badly damaged) as the zombie soldiers they'd been battling the whole time. It's all some big experiment that hasn't been explained yet, but since Hana knew how to find them there, it must be somehow connected to the virus and the Academy.
And of course Sak does turn out to be the big weapon the Academy had been waiting for. The "cure," supposedly, but what they really intend to use him for is to wipe out anyone who's been infected. And Sak...well, he accepts it, because he's been brainwashed (by Ginger, as expected) and manipulated into thinking it's what's best...for Lima, mostly, since Sak doesn't particularly care about anyone else.
That's the really interesting part of this volume...the realization that Lima is actually the heart and the conscience of the two, while Sak is a little bit on the amoral side. The whole entry test with the two brothers turned out to be a test, like I'd thought, but it wasn't actually meant to isolate Sak...he was doing that on his own. When the Academy discovered him, they realized pretty quickly that he didn't care that much about his siblings or his parents, and had no friends. He was alone, and fine being alone, and had no big Hero Complex that could lead him to sacrifice himself for humanity.
So they tried a few things to see if they could generate some empathy or guilt that could be used to twist him into being their big sacrificial weapon. Nothing worked until, luckily, they were able to use his Caller against him.
It's a very interesting story that's difficult to see having a happy ending, but I like Lima a whole lot now, and Sak is such a fascinatingly complex character. I hate Ginger, though. He's the worst.
November 5, 2025
The plot thickened pretty fast. Bleak. Well so bleak.
Is it just me or does Sak come off as kinda on the neurodivergent spectrum? I thought so already in the first volume but it felt amplified here…
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Oh well I guess apart from the overall suspenseful plot and the amazing art… I just can’t buy that Lima is already so caught up in Sak. They have known each other for such a short time. Well. I guess it matters that they’re core-user/caller but still. I don’t really was onboard fully with that development. I know a tumultuous & life-faring situation can make people feel whatever but still I just don’t feel it(!?).
.-
And well Ginger can go & f himself. Gosh. Men in glasses always are the evil ones.
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Anyway. I can’t wait for the next volume being out in English. I’ll have to wait until January though. I want to know what will happen next.
Is it just me or does Sak come off as kinda on the neurodivergent spectrum? I thought so already in the first volume but it felt amplified here…
.
Oh well I guess apart from the overall suspenseful plot and the amazing art… I just can’t buy that Lima is already so caught up in Sak. They have known each other for such a short time. Well. I guess it matters that they’re core-user/caller but still. I don’t really was onboard fully with that development. I know a tumultuous & life-faring situation can make people feel whatever but still I just don’t feel it(!?).
.-
And well Ginger can go & f himself. Gosh. Men in glasses always are the evil ones.
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Anyway. I can’t wait for the next volume being out in English. I’ll have to wait until January though. I want to know what will happen next.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
June 27, 2025
I binged the series. Volume by volume it wouldn’t have been as good since the suspense and mystery would have been taken away when time makes you forget them.
Storyline 10/10
Characters 9/10
Artwork 10/10
As a series it was dark, but well written. You feel for the history and future of the two main characters while feeling disappointed in how the world around them has shaped and twisted their personalities.
The only reason I gave the characters 9/10 is simply because I feel many people won’t understand their perspective. Many people put their own values and morals onto characters not looking at how they might actually be the way they are due to the storyline.
The artwork, although mostly black and white, is gorgeous.
Storyline 10/10
Characters 9/10
Artwork 10/10
As a series it was dark, but well written. You feel for the history and future of the two main characters while feeling disappointed in how the world around them has shaped and twisted their personalities.
The only reason I gave the characters 9/10 is simply because I feel many people won’t understand their perspective. Many people put their own values and morals onto characters not looking at how they might actually be the way they are due to the storyline.
The artwork, although mostly black and white, is gorgeous.
November 30, 2025
I knew that man with the fake ass smile wasn't to be trusted.
Lima went from thinking about selling Sak for food to getting angry with him bc he is ready to sacrifice himself! (I saw this plot twist coming tbh)
Lima went from thinking about selling Sak for food to getting angry with him bc he is ready to sacrifice himself! (I saw this plot twist coming tbh)
December 18, 2023
Adoro cómo los sentimientos reales van naciendo, soy lágrimas
November 25, 2024
La historia tiene algo que todavía no me engancha del todo, y me asusta mucho que Sak crea en todo lo que le dicen... no se cuestiona ciertas medidas y akwnsksksn estresa
March 31, 2025
Je suis intriguée, j'attends la suite car dans ce tome on découvre de nouvelles choses intéressantes !
August 19, 2025
what was that ending. ARE YOU SERIOUS. This is messing with my head the plot twists are crazy if they don’t have a happy ending I will literally shoot myself
December 26, 2025
I didn't find this as intriguing or engaging as the first book. But maybe it's just all the dread that's slowly building that's driving me insane.
cw sa, violence, murder, death
cw sa, violence, murder, death
February 11, 2026
4.5⭐
Pues sigo bastante enganchada a la historia, los protas me encantan y la trama me parece súper interesante. Pero es que me da que los van a separar o torurar y no quiero😭
Pues sigo bastante enganchada a la historia, los protas me encantan y la trama me parece súper interesante. Pero es que me da que los van a separar o torurar y no quiero😭
February 7, 2025
El mejor manga del mundo omg
Me pesa el cerebro de analizar la profundidad de todo lo que abarca esta historia
No puedo expresar lo interesantísimo que es, los giros de la trama, la psicología de los personajes, el world building, la estética, la naturalidad que preserva el cuerpo de Lima en los dibujos...
No voy a poder parar de pensar en este manga en años
2nd round: same
Me pesa el cerebro de analizar la profundidad de todo lo que abarca esta historia
No puedo expresar lo interesantísimo que es, los giros de la trama, la psicología de los personajes, el world building, la estética, la naturalidad que preserva el cuerpo de Lima en los dibujos...
No voy a poder parar de pensar en este manga en años
2nd round: same
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