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From what I can see in the omake pages, the name are Mille, Filly, Yoruna and Minori. I hope these transliterations will make your work a bit more comfortable. BTW, "yoruna" can also mean "don't lean towards me/get closer to my face", which is funny.

Wait, and no one will point out the slut uses Hamon?

@Senpapi-suge bullshit. The right to keep outsiders out is the right based on power. They'd have to win the war first.

@hasf11 A man wouldn't have this hip angle. The pelvis is undeniably feminine.

@GekigamiXsin Damn right I am, he's supposed to be the very symbol of contentedness.

@GekigamiXsin His face and body are literally Buddha.

Just a reminder that in Japanese folklore a ghost of a man would still be female.

The elf has finally started to explore other types of dere.

The horror portion really makes the whole story go.

@daywithoutgames Saliva - yes, but venom for snakes' fangs in real life also requires a lot of preparation and storage. And this is understandable since saliva, as opposed to snake venom of dragon fuel is mostly secreted straight from blood.

Oh no, please limit animal abuse to Pochi.

And what, exactly, is she indebted to him for? Being tripped? Falling on a cold, hard, rough pavement during a rain, not only damaging her skin and decreasing her marrying (and, as a result, life) prospects but also increasing the risk of infection and painful death?

Finally, a redo story where the protagonist is actually traumatized.

@BalrogDeMorgoth pure evil is pure

I'm pretty sure this particular technology of swindling is not of this world. He's supposed to be forbidden from using that knowledge.

Them Jojo references.

Malicious interpreter. Perfect. @nyaasar Oh, "The story of your life" by Ted Chiang? It's great indeed.

For anyone reading this, never forget that cats do not get any nutrition from cow milk. It's tasty but bears no nutrition whatsoever. Therefore, if you want to feed a cat you don't normally feed, either feed it chicken breast with no spices or salt used while cooking or just use proper cat food.

In this case, it's "planet", not star/stars. The Japanese use "hoshi" to describe planets as well.

And once again a mangaka draws a woman, attaches a bulge and calls it a trap.