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About 1999! Arcane Incident Department
Marcus, who is bad at communicating with others and shy by nature, unexpectedly becomes the head of the Arcane Incident Department through a mix-up. Faced with eccentric, erratic coworkers like Regulus and Medicine Pocket, can Marcus—who used to get nervous even raising her voice—rise to the occasion in a crisis and become the anchor that holds this strange team together? —Are these seemingly odd people... really as "unreliable" as they seem? (Source: Wiki)
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