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@mrclamp See, this is exactly what I was talking about. "She cares for him very deeply" - but she's not willing to risk being hurt in order to help him when he's in distress. She increasingly comes off as supremely self-centered, and if her response to this whole matter is retreating from him...

I'm less down on this chapter than many of the people in this comment section - while I don't particularly love the drama, I can see how it can help surface and resolve some of Gojo's issues and, assuming the mangaka is on the ball, bring the two main characters closer together - your comment...

With feet like that, this wolfgirl is gonna need a deck made out of a snowboard if she's gonna shred these streets. Condolences for your loss. May Mike rest in peace. And as always, thank you all for the translation.

Or she might be gaslighting him now. She's shown to be perfectly fine lying to get what she wants (pretending to have a treat) - why trust anything she says?

Shredder Otaku...

They are the monsters that each other made... That being said, I have to agree with the others here; this backstory makes Hiiragi sound much worse than before. Reading between the lines, she was kind and accomodating to her sister only as long as her sister was beneath her; the lesser, always...

Dog owners be like "He don't bite!" The dog: Page 5 (I'd insert an image, but imgur is down right now)

"I thought a young heroine-like mother would appear, but I was surprised at how real she looked instead. I received so many comments about this, but think about it. The POV is from the main character to his mother, you know?!" Japanese degeneracy is truly on another level.

Jin walked so that Baalbuddy could run.

True. It would have been funny if she'd gone full manba, though. And probably even more embarrassing in front of her brothers.

To be fair, she's already told him to kill himself twice. She's not exactly subtle about her feelings. It's only made him like her more. And she might be enjoying watching him tie himself into knots at the moment - which is fair, given his generally shitty actions in the past towards her. And as...

Sayu is a good wing-woman here, both in protecting her sister's reputation and pushing her forward romantically. Thanks for the translation!

"Are you still trying to ruin me?!" SIR YOU ARE BEING MOLESTED! PLEASE NOTICE!

Oh thank goodness, my hope was rewarded. I was so afraid after the last chapter that this one would just be gore and misery. Get that spite-story going Hamita! Prove the haters wrong! You can write a happy ending if you want to!

Ah, yes. Smart people in comics.

I'm glad at least the noble lady isn't that rage-baiting abusive type to the commoner or slave. As for the "inevitable" dramatic rug-pull - foolish as it may be, I always hold out hope for an author defying edgelord stereotypes. Not that I'm often rewarded for such hopes...

Yeah, this is major red flag behavior (and in contravention of the "rules" they set for themselves). If you have problems with your partner and your first response is violence, and your second is to just fucking bail, you're not ready to be in a romantic relationship. The longer this goes on...

Obviously the one where a character confesses that they love fireworks and the readers misunderstand them to mean they were confessing to the love interest. Duh!

This is actually more realistic than one might think imagining the scenario from a modern perspective. Feudal nations were not modern countries; they did not operate on the basis of "citizenship" but alliegance. Reid was a peasant, and would be expected to be loyal to his liegelord, who would...