@wymar Must be troubling when you encounter such difficulties. Some of the kanji's radicals were really unreadable and was only able to make out of one radical. From there it was a guessing game in which kanji looks alike. If you read enough kanjis/radicals through translation you should be able...
You could try guessing your way through in the unreadable parts with https://kanji.sljfaq.org/mr.html.
By selecting the observable radicals or at least guessing them to form the kanji, you may be able to reach a satisfactory result.
At least I reached to this from page 3:
正当な扱いを
要求しろす
というか攻撃をください
@gronkle Indeed, had one at kindergarten crying over another kindergartener getting some water which wasn't bubbly, and that his friend would be in trouble because of the bug. At least he knows what to do when washing hands.
@Kireato Indeed, it's troubling when an epilogue chapter comes out after the "final" chapter. One might miss out on it if the person only checks on their follows list.
@CBFlap I think they wanted Ishigami to snap out of the form of escapism. I mean, isn't Ishigami postponing the issue by "hiding behind a fake smile" than giving it a thought and dealing with the issue to heal himself? What he needed is as you said: time and something which can help with his...