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From what I garner, I believe she becomes a new "Kizuna" of sorts by being the mother (figuratively?) to all, where she rewrote history to make magicians humans and such. She dies but seems to make it so that Kizutaka's kid will be a reincarnation of her. Not the Risuka we knew, but a new self...

Nope. It's an adaption of the novels, and the original author took a 10+ year break for this series. Naturally, you can tell how his writing changed with that break and that he probably had no idea what to do for the ending when he returned. The groundwork for something great is there, but the...

It's a relatively short series. The manga does skip over one of the final volume's stories though, cause it was actual garbage, but otherwise, it is keeping at the standard pace. The original last novel had a quicker end cause the series was in limbo for over a decade, so the final few stories...

Fixed. Forgor to export that one as a PNG, might jump

He was vaguely interacted with through a phone call early on in the series iirc. Kizutaka didn't tell him about Risuka being a witch, he figured it out through his side of things. The hamster was briefly shown in the last chapter in the house, just a detail.

@l0ner It's done, but typesetting takes a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on what I'm doing. The main reason for ch6 being delayed was due to me having to clean/redraw a lot (on top of other projects and whatnot). Chapter 7, which is now released, was already cleaned a while back and...

@feha It's somewhat unclear tbh. As this released digitally and with the fourth volume of the novel series as a one-off, it's hard to say. It could also be a doujin though, which may work better with that definition.

@feha As the description mentions, this adapts a single scene in the novel series. Specifically, it adapts chapter 1 of vol 1 (the chapter is its own story). It makes much more sense in context and is generally just executed so much better. Her adult form is only temporary, at least. If you...

If you haven't read Zaregoto Series' Kubishime Romanticist (volume 2), you wouldn't know. Basically, Hitoshiki states he was a "brat" when he was younger (when Knock takes place). This very much shows his bratty and less-stable side that he grew out of.

Even us, the readers, will end up dead too!

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