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Off a cliff, I hope. Tell them to pay him money if they want to live!

Moon is tearing this guy a new hole.

@DoubleK I think I saw a documentary that said that Adelie penguins do that too, so you might want to check that.

Forgive me, but I just felt a need to type this after reading this chapter. Pauliana may be a woman physically, but she had to deny her femininity even since her family gave her up and joined the army. She had to adapt or else she would have died years ago. Pauliana understands that being a...

Pauliana may be smart, yet she doesn't even realize she is being bribed. She is so pure in that regard, it's adorable.

Be careful of that pawn, ladies, for she is actually the Queen of the Chessboard. Figuratively and Literally. She can beat Lucius at Chess and she is probably one of the strongest members of his army.

Pauliana...to see her accept concubine guarding with such glee hurts my heart...

"It's our duty as Elders to help the new Emperor from the inside!" Emperor: Well, your "inside" won't match MY "inside" when I move the capital somewhere else!

Backfired big time. Mike was trying to pour cold water on them, but instead she got a red hot explosion.

We are all ghey for Botan.

Looks like somebody wishes death upon themselves.

They say Japanese language has no sarcasm, so how do they say sarcastic things?

Aliens don't look like what you think they do. They can look very inorganic, and are very dangerous.

That was satisfying.

Was Hannibal planning to unleash a whole herd of young elephants into the Roman army, unattended, so they can run amok? Or is THAT a feign to make Scipio warier for elephants and not for actual humans?

The art shifts are great, albeit a bit jarring.

No plan survives first contact with the enemy, as they say,

Happy Birthday, indeed.

The ant! (S)he will finally have a role to play besides store caretaker!

Cynthia the Mission cameo! I knew this art style was familiar.