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They may not have progressed here at first glance but there was no "I'm joking" trope here to delay it. Rather this awkwardness is from her inability to know how to respond but that in itself is good. She's actively considering it, not saying no.

Yet to read caterpillar properly but I guess that is the premise for her. If the new girl is resilient and Alice is deadly (is that the right description here? I assume so), then this one is dangerous through her potential? Now the mother here... this is a tricky right? It's got to be?

A nice ending to the volume. The grandma won't force Akira to say what she is struggling to say yet, instead understanding it from what she sees and gives Akira an excuse until she is ready to say it.

The bromance is strong here. Interesting seeing the tale of holly and oak trees there. Saw it years ago in the Icemark series so was interesting coming across it again.

Well that ended dark very quickly. Was not expecting that connection there.

@Lioness94 I'd assume so. I think it either is referring to what Shiki did to remember the memories from the future Rebecca leaped from or it's of something yet to be entirely.

No problem, take your time. Best wishes to your team member.

@Jet Hopefully she tells a lie and says she was crossdressing or at least was mistaken as a boy. The changed gender is less believable to most.

@prisqwerty Akane did seem a bit disappointed when Aqua admitted the truth, but there's a possibility she thinks she might have a chance as he is interested in her as an actress, the place where her talent shines. Of course nothing may come of it anyway but at least right now since they are fake...

The supporting coach shivering at Sawamara's skill this game. That's high respect right there. Can he maintain this for the rest of the game? There's two normal innings left (I think they said it was the end of the seventh), so it's possible there. But it all comes to nothing if no one can...

@monozuki I think they were going to move. We saw one guard looking ready to step in a page or two before. But if they saw the dragons arrive, there would no longer be a need to move. The dragons would prevent anything from going down.

Secret. Kenta knew what he was doing saying those words. He's using next level wingman tactics.

That's like... 3 zeros! (Forget how many zeroes it takes to level up a unit fully. Ignore that number, it'll frighten her.)

After last chapter I was disappointed. This chapter managed to push that away. The designs may be the same, and the powers more Jellal but both sharing (and seeming to have a bit of Erza's power too), but the interactions are a lot more different to how they were in Fairy Tail. Their past is...

Mashima: "Hey dude, can I borrow your homework?" Also Mashima: "Sure, just make sure to change it a bit." That's what this sudden Jellal with meteor was there. Though the surprise was the grand chariot move after seeing it being used by the Erza copy. Wasn't expecting them to have the same ether.

@Akua89 So who was the Nick Fury in this case recruiting Alice? The character in the first chapter?

I was going to call a bit of BS on him managing to keep up here but if he's going to end up retiring here, it makes more sense. He's going to use up all his energy, making up for the difference in climbing ability but entrusting the race itself to the others.

I thought she was dense last chapter. That changed when she actual acted based on his words this chapter.

Her biggest problem isn't really of what is normal. It's what she thinks Kei thinks is normal. She's having so many issues here because she remembers what Kei said about two girls being together and thus when she did finally confess (before passing it off as a joke), she thought the worst and...

The man's a genius. Undermined Amiya's plan in one move who knows how far in advance.