Shinozaki-kun no Mente Jijou - Vol. 9 Ch. 39.5

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I don't know why... but seeing Yuuyake's parents in that one page made me think about something... how are they dealing with the psychological trials of long-term space travel?

I mean... they don't even have access to sunlight, well I think at least.

I say this, but I do think I know the answer... mages' minds simply are different, considering what we know about the major reason for mages' deaths, and that their immortality is connected to their mind... maybe they simply... are not affected by the same biological and psychological necessities humans have.
 
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Tl san, hope the move to Canada goes well. When you get there, can you satisfy my curiosity whether Maple syrup is very commonplace or not in general stores?
 
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Thanks as always. Hope everything goes smoothly on your end. Looking forward to the finale volume!

P.S. Speaking of month related names, I had a teacher named "Junainah binti Julaihi" = "Junainah daughter of Julaihi"
& I aspire to be that punny.
 
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Judging by the "last chapter" listed on the title page, it looks like we have just one more volume to go.
 
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Thanks for the extra :salute:
Nice painting🐟🐠🐡
I didnt know Japan just uses 1st 2nd etc month. Learn something new everyday.
 
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But why didn't it apply to Jun? I guess that would have been a single kanji including the ~n sound
Jun is already a relatively common Japanese name, which explains why it took him so long for him to get that his name was a pun
 
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That author TY list was absolutely golden
Glad to see friend C~ is still sticking around
 
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yaeh but their weekdays are just as fucked as English
Fun fact. They actually have common origin. Both come from Roman, named after the seven celestial bodies (Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn). Though, they substituted the deities name to be more inline with their beliefs.
 

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