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Well. Hopefully he'll get a training montage soon and transform into super-otter-servant!

The problem with this isn't any morality issues. The problem is, it's the kind of manga that's kind of designed not to go anywhere. It's cute so I think I'll follow it for a while, but I can see a boredom/frustration threshold out there.

Basically, otters shouldn't really have a job except to be cute. "Official cute otter to his celestial majesty Poseidon" -- like that.

"Tell me how to get Yuusei to like me" "Well, you start by not acting like a bitch."

The cherubs literally did a hit and run on her. Santa's sleigh pressed into duty as truck-kun. Those little bastards.

The kotatsu claims another victim.

Am I the only person who thinks she's kind of asking for the world to prove her wrong when she says "We shall never part ever again!" What do they call it these days, "raising a flag"?

These guys are an odd combination of clever and fucking morons. Hey wise guy, let's imagine for a moment you're right--she's slave to her emotions, yadda yadda. She also has the power to level the fucking palace at a whim, and she's been through ten years of war so you know she won't hesitate...

Ha! She has the Lion King schtick . . . you can tell when the right ruler has arrived because the drought ends.

"Could it be she's hiding something? Nah!"--Uh, hang on a moment. She started to tell you something, then thought better of it and didn't. You know she's hiding something. The only questions are "What?" and "Is it any of your business?"

Hahaha! City Hunter hammer! (and wow, it was a 100) Incidentally, there are moms like that. One of my daughters had an ex-boyfriend whose mother kicked him out of the house for good at 15 because he did some damn thing that was barely even go-to-your-room worthy. And when he brought my...

@zekkendo Yeah! You know, that thing.

To be fair, I haven't seen one before where the kid was already an assassin when he picked her up. And it could be a good schtick--her repeated attempts to kill him due to her conditioning conflicting with her affection for the guy who treats her well brings a conflict to the story.

@Tamerlane I can dig that. I don't personally care that much about the night sky issue . . . maybe if I'd had more experience of what I'm missing, I would. But I like to have it both ways, so I'm happy where I live--far enough out that there's plenty of hiking trails, close enough in that it's...

Ew.

That was really surprisingly awesome. Something kind of like this moment was coming, we knew that, but I didn't think it would be done this well.

@VINT64 Those bits cracked me up too. In a quieter way, I loved the character of the principal--he's, like, the principal of a kindergarten but he's totally shady.

@justforthelulz That would explain why she isn't filthy stinking rich after 300 years of investing. Man, if I had magic powers with which to acquire ill-gotten gains and a really long lifespan I'd be pretty damn tidily well off.

@Edalwulf Oh, thanks. Good to hear.

"fondle" is a great word.