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Empty exuvia, anyone?

While this whole arc is unwittingly hilarious per se, this comment section made me crack laughing more than the crackpipe jokes (?).

Even Yuna in underwear is sad...

@wakanana I wholly agree; my comment was meant to dissuade firosahoge from sympathizing too much, I wasn't implying a redemption attempt by the author. (Also, I realize I pulled a Godwin's law already in the 4th comment! The power of the Internet is frightening.)

Because of course his name is Victor.

@nobaka They obviously feel a connection because they realize they're drawn with a similar artstyle 😆

I'd never noticed how weirdly the ears are drawn.

Fun fact: Italians say "aya" too.

@Purplelibraryguy Yeah, but the situation you described usually happens when you have even the tiniest bit of hope you can get away with the lie; this is clearly not the case, so it's kinda dumb not to come out with the truth. Sidenote: I'm not such a fan of the author to tell the truth, but...

The problem isn't the misunderstanding per se, but the substantially absent justification; the suspension of disbelief crumbles a bit every time it drags on.

Yeah, pissing off who you've just realized is an A-ranker is definitely a smart move. Also, I can't guess the usefulness of masks in this situation, except for her to handle her trauma. The main problem, however, is that there's a limit to how many chapters without anything noteworthy happening...

After the salt shenanigans, the time has come for me to drop this.

@DANDAN_THE_DANDAN Quite difficult to translate, but I'll do my best... "abcdefg hijk lmn" "op qrstu" "vwxtz" 🤣

The little braids run in the family, I see...

- Girl offers to give away half her dessert It's a work of fiction, alright.

"You're such a kid" "I am a kid" "Only kids would say that" Well, she's right.

Trivia, "Soffione" means "Dandelion" in Italian (literally, it's something like "blowy", because children like to blow on these flowers).

Erika returned to "normal".

It was a solid 8 for me years ago, now it's a 6, to be generous. Too uselessly long to care for anymore, and I'm really tempted to drop it.

I lolled at the staff comment addressed to US citizens. ... Well, were I living in the US I wouldn't laugh as much.