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This implies that she knows and accept Kenta’s feelings for Kiyo and hers will never be reciprocated. She also prioritizes her friendship with Kiyo and Kenta that way. Man, this was done very well. No need for verbose explanations just good art, paneling, and character development up to this point.

Imagine your city getting sieged just because they are bored and wanted to test some new stuff they built. :ROFLMAO: Tbf, there is already a precedent of the lamia getting rekt by the hounds just because….

Literally an explosive dynamite body. :ROFLMAO:

You’re right! Great memory. Thank you for reminding me of that chapter.

I was thinking “we’re about to have some background love triangle…” and the author was “nope, it’s out in the open now”, and even then it’s not crazy dramatic or anything. That’s a nice touch and so on point with how this series goes.

Granny was a student council president and was in the same school in at roughly the same time as the butler. That’s a lore drop. Edit: a reply below reminded me that this has been revealed before on ch. 182. Thank you @thegingerprophet

Hey fellow thermodynamic enthusiast, I remembered that the general was the only one shown to be disfigured, so I presumed he did his research quite up close and personal. So whoever wanted to follow after him must be willing to expose themselves to poison and even after all that the poison...

The entire chapter for some reason I was hoping that Kurumi could notice her somehow. :meguuusad:

Ah yes she had, the house arrest: plenty of game/movie/book backlog and hobby stuff to do, people coming bringing in food and other materials of need, and flexible time to do whatever for a couple of months with income stream unperturbed. We all could use some of that.

This kind of reminds me that Ichirou/Satou spends more effort into hiding his own abilities than beating the enemy in front of him (which tbf he can do very very easily if he decided he doesn't care anymore).

It's been a while and wasn't the dead general the main driver behind the corps? If so, then the group might have disbanded without the backer and brain behind all the poison.... And, since it was the ancient times, it wouldn't be surprising if it was a single point of failure and anyone else...

As much as I enjoy seeing the melee action, a well played strategems (especially one unsaid and perhaps unplanned) like this is even more enjoyable to read.

Kind of obvious, but the sense of drama is much better captured here than the LN. The artist made this exposition much more impactful. In the LN, the readers only get to know what Lumi said, that she broke/destroyed the founder, but here in the manga, we get to see how the founder was destroyed...

This reminds me that much much earlier on in the story (ch. 5), Yuuji was able to touch the cursed stone that wrecked a forest and wasn’t affected whatsoever. And now it is conclusively connected to Yuuji’s magic density that purified wraiths as well (instead of a speculation). However, from...

Miyata was like a babysitter dealing with an overly excited kid (Sendo). :ROFLMAO:

I just don’t want the plot twist to be Maria having so many things in her mind (or a lingering longing) she is hallucinating or she got some form of schizophrenia.

Re-read ch. 60 if you want to re-remember the reasoning behind the swimsuits. And have another reason to see them trying them out. :meguusmug:

Blast fishing with a slime bomb. Really, at this point in their world there may be more things that can be made with slime than can’t….. :ROFLMAO:

Either the butler is complicit or incompetent in allowing him to bring a gun into the meeting…. Whichever it is, I hope it’s not handwaved later.

Makes me wonder what would have happened had Yuuji ran to the site of the big curse instead. Maybe they will all merge together, and that might make it simpler to handle.