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I expect her mom to try to get the human girl with MC instead, to save Belle from the "tragedy" she + her husband faced, or something.

6 pages, even shorter than the previous chapter! Fantastic.

Hopefully, Vandalieu siccing a giant flesh pile at Heinz doesn't give him the wrong message and Heinz is actually able to ask for some kind of forgiveness from Vandalieu (perhaps after doing him a few favors relating to resurrecting his mom, or something). But I wouldn't be surprised at all if...

Nah, the flashback here is the same thing we've seen before, where her dad burned her, not a new trauma revelation. She was told her contracted spirit was "nameless", and her dad flipped out and stuck her hand in the fireplace, saying that if she was truly his daughter, she would've contracted...

I like the idea that even when he's going around as a pretend merchant, the prince keeps his full princely attire with him just in case he needs to give someone an official smack-down.

Though it obviously doesn't really change anything since they both die, I'm still glad that the original is the one who "finished it" / died last (since you can tell as the first one dead doesn't have the stomach wound), since she wasn't the one who used the meeting for a surprise sneak attack.

Wonder if this centaur is actually a Nightmare instead, and that's why the other guys have different afflictions (since they're given other types of dreams). But I fully expect this arc to include Kimihito and Centorea both being told to go undercover to check on the other side of the meetup...

He also calls the guy's outfit "Japanese clothes", which is a strange thing for a fantasy character to call it, unless that's just a goofy TL thing.

Finished at chapter 39? Oh dang, well rip to this one then. I'm always kinda suspicious whenever someone does an "energy recognition" like this though because it reads like the MC is potentially a chosen one type, which is something I never really quite like.

Well, glad that my comments on the previous chapter of "why haven't they been caught yet by the powerful bad guy overhearing them??" got heard, apparently. Also, can't believe Frey's being made to take the Urianger role here, smh. I don't see any of this as predicated on a romantic aspect...

This art change feels pretty rough. It's not bad, but it definitely changes the whole vibe of the manga. We'll see if I grow more accustomed to it as the manga goes on.

"You see, I'll make a system where people are able to give their own cards away to whoever they want, and that person will gain points (so long as they're not the same class). And I'll give the most expensive ones to the friends of the guy I hate. Surely they won't give their cards to their...

It looks like the previous chapter's ending was "在っちゃダメみたい", which translation tools seem to be kind of nebulous about its actual meaning, but it seems like it could be just as a statement that something's wrong with the country or that they don't like it, but deepl also thinks it could be "this...

Tbh I don't think this is the end for Nanami, the author doing this instead of having Rifreya die + having to be brought back by the contest item means the contest item's still in play. I'm assuming there will be some happy end to this where the other player he befriended here will win, and...

With the mention of Lloyd's mana hand, I feel like it would feel like slightly less of an asspull to have Cain use hers on Eve (assuming she also has one since she has a device) rather than w/e the Causal Case is about to do. Not steamed about it anyway because like, obviously Eve isn't gonna...

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I guess the lantern has some concept of who used it then, because lighting a lantern that disguises something reliably from everybody, and then leaving the area, seems like a good way to not be able to find the place again due to the perception blocking.

The king's response just being "...terrible!" is great. He knows exactly how obnoxious the situation his kid got him into is.

Is the "you won't suffer" some kind of japanese superstition thing (like similar to saying "bless you")? Reads kind of odd, otherwise, but even then it seems odd that their repentance requires him to say it, unless it's some way of saying "apology accepted".

I'm still a bit annoyed here by him not telling her he's a demon. Like yeah, sure, don't tell her because you don't wanna upset her. But then that's immediately followed by her revealing everything to him, including the bit about being made to murder the guy who raised her, which is an...