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As a side note I also uploaded volume 1 extra if anyone is interested in reading about the making of this manga. I'll also post volumes 9 to 12 extras at the end of each volume, but I can't promise i'll translate the ones before that.

I don’t really plan on continuing. I originally took the TL someone made on /a/, but the guy who was doing it said he’d prefer that a proper TL be made, or at least that someone proofread his TL since he did it in a hurry. He translated up to chapter 11 but he hasn’t posted anything past that...

First, just want to say that I’ve been busy recently so I didn’t find time to work on new chapters, and it’ll most likely continue like that until March. Second, and the reason why I’m posting this. I know it’s really late into it, but would you have preferred if I used the fonts used by the...

I see, I didn't really understand your point at first. Although I'm just wondering, why do you think the picture I used is from Una's pyramid and not Amenemhet? I used this picture because of the website I linked on my previous post and because there's a similar one on the french wikipedia page...

I'm not an expert in pyramids, but from what I found, Amenenhat III pyramid, (which is also named Hawara's pyramid) is the pyramid that Herodotus mentioned in his book. The one who identified it is an Egyptologist named Flinders Petrie who explored it in 1888-1889. You can read on page 4 of his...

if someone wants a better explanation on how the room in the notes at the end worked : https://news.cnrs.fr/videos/neros-rotating-dining-room

Yeah i think so, in the interview at the end of the volume they say : "And its name tintinnabulum has sonororities that, in japanese, leaves little room for doubt".

if you want a slight spoiler and an explanation

This made me look up cursed dolls in the Roman Empire and I realised that the doll in this chapter seems to be heavily inspired by a doll found in egypt that was made in the 3rd or 4th century that is exposed at the Louvre https://collections.louvre.fr/ark:/53355/cl010011467...