Recent content by werehamsta

Nah, that part is just me being sarcastic over the incident.

On the first night with Sherry, when talking about the morning/evening kissing ritual, he kissed Sherry first, ignoring Roxanne's seniority, so she freaked out, and he had to improvise on the fly, making up the rule that the goodnight order should be reversed.

Michio also pissed his pants when Roxanne reacted to him messing the kissing order, so that's not an indication of anything.

No, he means that Miria is beautiful and has motivation, but wonders what would happen if he heeded the beauty alone.

I have a very detailed scene in my mind of the MC explaining to Sherry the concept of a double blind experiment and how it could be applied to verifying his ability to see empty slots... too bad it'll probably never get written.

Pretty much like us waiting for Sora, in fact.

Insecurity is not rational, it just eats at you when you feel insecure. She's got to be a successful Master Smith since she's been hanging with Michio, but the feeling of being not good enough is ingrained too deep to just go away. There are no therapists in this world, and Michio sucks horribly...

Based on the fact that girls insist that thieves' cards must be gathered quickly, I'd assume that ground absorbs them like everything else.

But we don't like to admit it.

The twisted duality of the girl posing as nun.

Well, up until now we were all assuming that whatever happens with those magical girls is a part of Venalita's original plan and serves his goals directly. Also we used to see Sister as a minor servant in his service, not with much agenda of her own. To suggest that capturing magical girls might...

Hmm, but in 15.5 Korisu's last name is stated to be Morino.

Maybe, but how comes she was able to enforce the same vision upon everybody else, including Sister, who's I guess is supposed to be in charge here?

That would be a sufficient explanation for why the author did it, but not the in-world explanation why it was necessary. What I really don't get, though, is how someone with Holy/Sister's personality and vivacity became a TV celebrity.

Well, the one that persistently asks not to set her free in case of master's death definitely has something.