Sailand Law

 is the thirty-fifth chapter of Natsumi Mukai's +Anima manga.

Synopsis
Daisy shows Cooro and Nana Alba around Lady Crystala's caravan. She introduces them to two squirrel +Anima, Rapid and Shera, who ask about their Anima and become envious of Nana's bat Anima. The trio continue their tour, and Nana comments that unlike in Astaria the +Anima there are not trying to hide their abilities; but her eyes are then drawn to a boy in a cage. Nana questions Daisy about him, who explains that the boy recently became a porcupine +Anima and believes himself to be dangerous so voluntarily stays in the cage, although it isn't even locked. Daisy says that she was the same when she became a +Anima, but Crystala saved her from that. Nana wonders about Daisy's admiration of Crystala when +Anima are able to live and work in the open throughout Sailand; this however angers Daisy who points out the collars they are all wearing.

Some people notice a campfire's smoke in the distance and head towards it. Around the campfire, Husky and Senri are waiting for Cooro and Nana. Senri is tasting some local plants and offers one he likes to Husky. Senri then detects something nearby and dodges two incoming arrows. Husky grabs his staff, and the two run away; the archers chase them riding mules, and lead them to a third archer who cuts them off. Daisy explains to Cooro and Nana about Sailand's social hierarchy, with Kim-un-kur and +Anima at the bottom as slaves; the collars that they wear bear the symbol of their master. Senri breaks one arrow but takes another to the shoulder.

Crystala checks on Cooro and Nana; she asks them whether they would like to stay with her caravan. Cooro asks if they are heading to Stella, and decided to stay with the caravan until they reach there, but asks if they can bring their friends too. Crystala agrees, so Cooro and Nana fly away to get them; Crystala sends Daisy after them with some collars.

Cooro and Nana arrive to find the campfire abandoned. They find an arrow, and follow a trail to Husky's staff and some bear claw marks on a tree. Now worrying for their friends, they leave the forest where they find Daisy, who explains that they have probably been captured by slave hunters.

The slave hunters, proud of their catch, transport Husky and Senri tied up in sacks.