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I though Akira would flip the tables on Ena by doting on her just like Kouki did, but, nah, she absolutely destroyed her without lifting a finger :huh:

@EijiRin Haven't seen raws, but I feel like like second to last text bubble should have "my mouth", not "your mouth", as it have to be Yami's line.

IMO, kinda strange to say that vaginal virginity is physiological thing, while any other kind is cultural, but i'll agree to disagree.

> Discontinued due to author's death :aquadrink:

"Wait... hear me out!"

With his track record, he might turn humans against himself - and common enemy is a reason for humanity and monster girls to set their differences aside :pacman:

That's not how yandere works tho :wowee:

Surely she's got plenty of time :wowee:

Bro's really wearing heart briefs in front of his teach in the middle of the alley?

Nothing about this chapter makes sense. Not even English.

Gently what?

Just a hunch, but i think he's into insect-girls, too.

Well, more like, was interested in your opinion on some edge cases. "Virginity"="having a hymen" does sound like a consistent logic, until you bring in the male virginity or anal/oral/whatever-non-vaginal virginity.

Is it just me or this line was translated too literally? I guess the idea was to keep ambiguity about what Belma said, but it doesn't feels like something you'd say in English :thonk:

Well, true, he doesn't look as much humiliated as he possibly could later on, but i'd trust Doc to not undo the spell until he's 100% reformed.

What about women that are born with a hymen that is open enough to not rip during sex (I am not sure, but i think some may be even born without one)? Would women stop being virgins if their hymen gets torn due to trauma (or masturbation)? Or would you consider women who went through hymenoplasty...

Well, they already were past that point (ch. 14), so i'd say they definitely went further. Honestly, virginity is kinda outdated concept, why even argue about it.

Are "kucco" and "machigo" some fantasy babble? Google doesn't give me anything useful on that. Quite interesting that on page 23 Doc added "unlike me, a human" (@motokare, if you up for fixing typos - you missed a comma there), when telling that incubi are a species that could survive without...

Wait, why did blondie got a discount? He's got to keep his broadsword, that should've been enough, no? :question: