Ura Baito: Toubou Kinshi - Ch. 235 - Fixer 2 - ➁

[MangaDex]

 

[ProHajikelist]

Damn, she was more scummy with money than her gambling addicted brother.
The way Yume's been acting lately is genuinely so tragic. She needs Daidai to help her out.

 

[IronicWeeaboo]

Damn, she was more scummy with money than her gambling addicted brother.
The way Yume's been acting lately is genuinely so tragic. She needs Daidai to help her out.

Now that you mention it, its been a while since we've seen Daidai
Surely she didn't diedie

 

[liobi4]

Hama come get your wife

 

[lapizzasol]

So we thinking that everyone is going to be okay and this weird face thing is actually just a friendly guy? Definitely that right?

 

[Etanks]

 

[poba]

yooo now i get it, it's a revenge arc!!! this is awesome!!

 

[kharasiri]

yooo now i get it, it's a revenge arc!!! this is awesome!!

Now that Yume's fully unleashed, there's no tension left to the story. I will assume that this truly is the series wrapping up as ascended Yume ties up all the series' loose ends.

(Don't wrorry, I'm sure Daidai will show up again one of these final chapters)

 

[BreadBunny]

At this point I wouldn't be surprised if Daidai was revealed to be another Q experiment that attempted to make a second Yume but instead they accidentally made a defective clone who instead of being omniscient knows nothing at all and that's why Daidai is like that.

 

[fennec]

I think this chapter is the clearest showcase of how different Yume is now. She sacrificed Kyouko without a second thought...

 

[z99]

I love it when the shit hits the fan in an episodic series and it turns into a more linear narrative. X Files and Fringe and such.

 

[Th3Ch0s3n1]

Kyouko is definitely not dead, cause if Yume only needed a sacrificial pawn, any of the hundreds other gray workers would’ve sufficed.

Most people seems to think Yume is more cruel now, but judging from the previous job, I definitely think she still retains her humanity.

 

[Junpaku]

Kyouko is definitely not dead, cause if Yume only needed a sacrificial pawn, any of the hundreds other gray workers would’ve sufficed.

Most people seems to think Yume is more cruel now, but judging from the previous job, I definitely think she still retains her humanity.

Mmm, the staff Yume made her get will probably save her at the end like she said. Kyouko will just be uncomfortable for a while, possibly traumatized a bit, and Yume will consider that as her punishment and lesson for the wage theft.

 

[absentee69nice]

Yume out here making heartless decisions

 

[MsW0lf]

Now THAT is an awesome monster design! And the fact that even its minions are just skin wrapped around sewage to give it shape and form? Beautiful! 💜

 

[Hikineet]

Thanks for the chapter.

 

[friendly]

I think my favorite part is that she leads with her making the flyers and ads herself. Which mean that by her own hand, her own two hands, every single death for every single grey job she ever collected money for, was recruited. It's not just she skimmed money. Took it from her own brother. Skimmed it off these two- and remember they were gonna stop when they got the money. Who cares that higher powers were never gonna let her out, they were planning to stop when they got the money they needed and this person was making sure. Making literal SURE they would have to take more jobs. More risks. See more horrible things.

While she sat behind her desk, and killed people by spreadsheet.

That's why her, and not any random grey worker it coulda been. Kyouko's already traded countless grey worker lives for nothing more then some extra money in her bank account.

For the horror manga about working shitty temp jobs that are trying to kill you, it's a perfect note to the revenge arc kickoff.

AND she never paid back the damn coffee.

 

[Reminder.]

She needs Daidai to help her out.

I'd prefer Daidai to stay far away from Yume. Maybe she and Yamu can hole up in that fortune god's neighborhood and just ride out the graypocalypse.

 

[ZenizhivGreen]

I wonder if yume gonna act like this until Shirama slap her back to her old self like in the first chapter, its a cool call back, but it will probably ruin the tension the manga has been building up lately

 

[solamente]

At this point I wouldn't be surprised if Daidai was revealed to be another Q experiment that attempted to make a second Yume but instead they accidentally made a defective clone who instead of being omniscient knows nothing at all and that's why Daidai is like that.

unironically I like this theory, it would actually kinda work