Flower Boy

Season 1Episode 625 minnov. 8, 2015
Flower Boy
To return Felia to normal after her release of power, Sogo and the others must bring her to the Altar of Abyss. On the way they stop by a village, where a wedding has everyone in a festive mood.
Flower Boy has aired on nov. 8, 2015 at 22:30
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