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@AJ007 -- It's so cute that you think that's as far as she's gonna try to go. 🤣

Gee, I wonder who this mysterious young lady could possibly be?

Oh, wow. This opens up with a quote from the SonoHana anime. They're being rather blatant, here.

There's an old saying, "Chance favors the prepared mind," to which I would add just one word: "somewhat". I think that, in a weird universe where Oarai had been facing another school in the finals than Kuromorimine, one whose tactics and practices Miho didn't know as intimately, the outcome...

"Forget it, just count it as what I owe her." Oh, Su Luxia. Would it really hurt you so much to admit that you care about someone else?

Oh, the look on Asumi's face after she compares their stitching.😄 And all of you who are thinking that Kiryu's route will be the last are forgetting the harem route.

As with last time, Shimoda's expression in the last panel that features her is a little hard to read, but I find this one not so much wistful as ... uncertain, I think. And I'm not sure what she has to be uncertain about ...

Y'know, I don't think Riyo really LIKES what Grand Order has become very much ...

I think the pages are a bit out of order. How should I go about reporting this?

@Alicia_kun: Gosh, why would she ever think anything so accurate?

Oh, for heaven's sake, translator. If they're explicitly referencing Wilde, you could at least express "unspeakable love" as "the love that dare not speak its name".

Okay, translators? The expression 'money shot' does not mean what you think it does.

You'd think Anchovy would have learned after all this ... that Miho will do insane things to win.

Anyone else think Shinoda's smile on the last page is kind of wistful? Like she's thinking, "Okay, now everyone knows how great she is ... and I don't know how to feel about that."

... why doesn't anyone ever reveal important information like, "Oh, yeah, Saber, you should probably know that she's my grandmother. I'm a time traveler, you see. Stop laughing, Saber, this is serious." You'd think that would be the first thing that would come up!

"Wait, this actually happened in modern times?" "Hey, the guy who's married to Kaguya-Hime should probably not say stuff like that."

@encrypted12345 -- The questions are easily answered, since Sayaka's divorce from her husband is what kicks off what I laughingly call the plot, and Sumika is shown to be married to the elderly fellow Sayaka was skyping with earlier. There's no magic or weird science involved here.

I hope Salter and Jalter show up soon, this is really dragging.

... I think that despite all the injokes, this section of the manga might be the author talking about his attitude towards his own work.

@KuwaretaMihile It's actually a surprisingly good thriller, despite all the fanservice, and has some interesting things to say about human nature.