Arago: London Shikei Tokushu Hanzai Sōsa-kan (AR∀GO -ロンドン市警特殊犯罪捜査官-, "Arago: City of London Police's Special Crimes Investigator") is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Takahiro Arai .

Oswell "Oz" Miller is a member of the Queen's Special Forces, "Albion," the Sacred Guardian Corps. It was revealed that he is the last remaining Albion (the others were killed by Patchman), and his mission is to protect the world's last hope -- the …

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Official title is AR∀GO: City of London Police's Special Crimes Investigator, but most often shortened to just Arago by fans. The story centers around two twins, Arago and Ewan, whose parents were slaughtered by a Serial Killer named the Patchman.

Arago after the final fight is just a body laying in the sand, letting wave after wave crash over him, drag him, push him. He's alive, though, at the very least. Super-healing doesn't mean accurate healing. Arago learned it the hard way. This boy needed more warmth in his life, and by the gods she was going to give it to him.

The full official title is AR∀GO - City of London Police's Special Crimes Investigator, but most often shortened to just Arago by fans. The story centers around two twins, Arago and Ewan, whose parents were slaughtered by a Serial Killer named the Patchman.

2015年2月18日 · Anime/Manga: Arago/アラゴ fanfiction archive with over 8 stories. Come in to read, write, review, and interact with other fans.

Discover how Arago’s Optical Processing Unit overcomes memory and computing limitations, delivering unprecedented performance for AI applications by harnessing the power of light.

The story centers around twin brothers, Arago and Ewan, whose parents were slaughtered by monster. Years later, the vengeful Arago crosses paths with Ewan, who has since become a police officer, just as blood begins to flow again in the streets of London.

Arago's system accelerate 99% of operations: matrix multiplications. Harness the unmatched parallelism of light to accelerate high-volume tasks with 𝑛^3 complexity. The digital processor controls and performs the final 1% of operations.