Belated, but thank you sincerely for all your effort up to this point. This series is a treasure and one of my absolute favorites.
Likewise surprised, and hopefully someone picks it up eventually. At least this means even more of a backlog to devour if/when it gets translations again.
There's something to be said for slowing down and approaching this is a more clear-headed way. Both senpai and student were rushing ahead impulsively... but I wouldn't rule out a touch of sour grapes in her friend's assessment.
I'm never getting invested in a Shonen Jump series again, unless it reaches like two years of longevity first. After Red Hood and now this, I'm tired of that banner breaking my heart.
So did this chapter give anyone else a sense of wild tonal shift? Up until this chapter (though the feeling began with the last few pages of the previous one) the manga had a far more isolated, oppressive atmosphere, what with one guy seemingly awash in supernatural happenings and personal...