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I'm pulling this outta my ass here, but I have a faint recollection that it was revealed in the anime. Can't really confirmed but I do remember the reason being allergies as well.

Every final page illusts in this entire arc always hit me like a fucking train man :notlikethis: Now in order to make those 2 believe that he may be able to bring Kohaku back, or atleast give him a chance, Cleo might have to reveal what Kohaku did to him a hundred years ago. Oh breaks? Hell...

Ah yes, the missing chapter. Big thanks btw.

We're really heading south huh :fml:

I don't see him taking the package, just "fuck this shit, I'm done". No signs of the package as he walked out either. So I think it's still possible sensei's the one who delivers it.

"Just do what you like, perv...!" Ok, where is ch 35.5?

As per their contract, Crim and friends got all the quest rewards while Ryunosuke got the right to monopolize the info. So anything relate to it needs to go through Ryunosuke first.

Rotty will forever live in our hearts :fml:

I'm also wondering if we're gonna get more plot developing in the first Vol. or nah

Me seeing Nina

This fight has almost no physical damage, just Azul seemed to enjoy it tho :smugchisato:

The fact that I still haven't forget about this one after all this time makes it... painful. Appreciated.

Will is truly unhinged

Poor Cyril clinging to her dear life is... something.

After reading up to ch.7, I don't think this is about trans or lgbt thingy, mainly the difference between japanese and western interpretation about the word "girl inside(mental otome)", and the context I got from reading. I think what the author is trying to convey, rather than the mc was a...

Mii be squashing men's dream like a pathetic bug

Deja vu! Nonetheless, I like where this is going.

That was just my example about the intent thingy. I didn't mean to imply that he used the killing one. I'm sorry if that was misleading.

From my understanding, unlike people doing their usual in the background, the prez was sending them some kind of intent(like killing intent for ex.) that, albeit subtle, can be sensed as portrayed like two eyes watching from behind which only our protagonist was keen enough to sense it. And in...