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Nanase-kun seems like he can do anything all by himself, doesn't he? He's good at studying and sports and even art. He really can do anything, right? That's why everyone relies on him. But it would really be something for Nanase-kun to rely on anyone, wouldn't it?
Koji Oji, High Speed!
Tfw you cry because of a book
THE HIGH SPEED NOVEL MADE ME LOVE AND FEEL BAD FOR HARU EVEN MORE!!!!
High Speed! - Koji Oji
I really want to read this book and would really appreciate your help. Where do you think is the best place to read it online?
Makoto settled his goggles into place as he stood on the starting block, and then, in a flash, he jumped in. Water splashed everywhere. Unlike Haruka, he forced his way through the water with an almost violent stroke and a thrashing kick. He was like an orca ferociously pursuing its prey.
High Speed! by Kōji Ōji
High Speed! (prequel of Free!) http://img594.imageshack.us/img594/5730/hdqz.jpg Title: High Speed! Author: Kōji Ōji Illustrator: Futoshi Nishiya Genre: Sports, Shounen Publication Date/Year: July 8th, 2013 Publisher: Kyoto Animation
This is the novel that Free! is based on.
"El agua está viva. Incluso cuando es tocada suavemente por la superficie y se extiende en silencio. Las débiles ondas que se producen pasan desapercibidas, pero el agua solo está conteniendo el aliento, esperando a su presa. Y si entras en ella, provocando tan sólo una leve salpicadura, en ese mismo instante, ella sacará sus colmillos y te atacará. Se envolverá alrededor de tu cuerpo, te arrebatará la libertad de manos y pies. Cuanto más luches contra ella, más persistente se enroscará a tu alrededor, y en poco tiempo agotará toda tu fuerza. Sin embargo, si no luchas contra ella y entras preparado, el agua suavemente se convertirá en calma. En esos momentos, alcanza con tus manos el espacio sobre la superficie del agua y crea una abertura, a continuación, desliza lentamente tu cuerpo hacia adelante: los brazos, la cabeza, el pecho, el estómago y las piernas. No rechaces el agua, acéptala. No la niegues, reconoce su existencia. Lo importante es sentirla, con tu piel, tus ojos, tu corazón y tu alma."
.-High Speed, Kōji Ōji. (Español)
