She's been preparing all this time and earnestly tried her best, but she wasn't able to even take her first step against him?
Crazy.
The manga with the main character who wanted to become a receptionist executed on their rivalry much, much better, even if she still loses in the end to the...
The reader has started writing. It is happening.
Edit: No one's commented on it, but Haisaka is a super supportive friend. Reminds me of someone I know...
We've been seeing his nerves about inviting her to watch him compete in high jump when he's not as good as his peers, but for her this is going to an event with all her former close friends, of whom she only stayed in contact with... two.
Given her personality, that's going to be an awkward ride.
At this pace Ars will learn resurrection by his teens and will be able to serve as God's proxy to forcibly expel the karma that turned him into a demon.
Or he'll grow up to be the second happiest person in the world after Ezra, and his soul will be destroyed by the pact.
It is suspicious that the senior brother appeared at the opportune time to distract her away from the sect with a quest, warn her against her one constant ally, and despite allegedly having all the knowledge that she did and more, never intervened until now. What's to say that his claim of the...
The amount of devotion and loyalty they have towards him reminds me of a novel I've read before where the main character was bedridden after pushing themselves to the brink day after day and night after night working behind the scenes to change the fate of everyone they held dear.
Except that...
She doesn't talk to anyone and has a solid poker face in class when spoken to. Her classmates assumed she wasn't interested in idle conversation or making friends, but she revealed here that she simply doesn't have much experience being social.