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Okay, there were a lot of weird things going on in this chapter. To summarize everyone else's observations, as well as my own theories: This nameless child who looks and acts exactly like Tsukasa is claiming that this house, the Red House, is actually his home. Furthermore, he seems to be a...

This is so ridiculous, I can't stop reading it. It's like watching the most entertaining train wreck of all time. I love it.

All the Mao duplicates are smiling like Titans. Creepy.

Fun fact: the Senkaku islands are actually a disputed area even in real life. They're called the Senkaku islands by Japan and the Daoyu (which translates to fishing) islands by China, and both countries claim the islands as their own. The more you know~

I really appreciate how Aqua was open with his intentions towards Akane, and that he's only interested her in an actress. Also, points to Akane for being understanding and deciding to continue on with the fake relationship for their mutual benefit. That was some really nice communication, and I...

Okay, rereading this chapter, here's what I think: The child who answered the door is Tsukasa (because of his pupils and the creepy questions he asks), and the crying child he's talking is Amane. I'm fairly certain of that much. But I think the reason that Tsukasa asked those questions to Nene...

Oh wow, the pilot is so much darker than I imagined.... I liked how creepy Hanako was here, though he also seemed a little less, well, lively. The "strikes" he got appearing as cuts on his arm really freaked me out viscerally. And in the end they got separated and Hanako just has to keep on...

@Silwith Yeah, I agree with you there. No offense to the military, but I imagine being a soldier consists more of just following the commander's orders than anything, with some improvisation in the battlefield. Being a mercenary requires more self-sufficiency and you generally work alone without...

This manga kind of gives me Trigun vibes, with a guy w/ a mysterious past and fighting abilities travelling around a post-apocalyptic desert world and causing chaos/saving towns. Of course, Gordon and Arisa are decidedly not pacifistic, but the similarities still make me happy. I'm liking this...

An ex-military MC who uses his brain? Am I dreaming?? I'm really liking this so far. The art is great, the family is wholesome, and Ijin is a badass. I'm hoping that we'll see more of his mercenary connections and past, and hopefully that lieutenant character shows up more too. I like him...

Aww, it's so cute! Poor kid, having to live like that. Props to the demon for taking care of him when no one else would and he really didn't have to- even if he's too much of a tsundere to admit it.

ASDFGH, I love this. Tweight is never overly cruel and bloodthirsty, but he doesn't hesitate to do what needs to be done either, and he actually seems pretty smart. I like his character. Also that whole confrontation was just gold. This manga does seem like it will take a slightly more serious...

The art's a little iffy, but this manga seems cool! Looking forward to reading more. Thank you for the quality translation!

Woah, this manga is alive! I'm so happy. It's wholesome and angsty and disturbing all at once, and I love it. I both pity and fear this child... thank you for the translation!