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Probably since she's been dead and he's been talking to her ghost since he was a child.

You're not wrong, she's recklessly irresponsible and irresponsibly reckless. But she'd probably rationalize it, if she considered it at all, with "If you couldn't handle the hydra, then the Demon King's army would have slaughtered them all later anyway."

Or we circle back around to the theory we thought was dead that the saintess is now a demon.

I was thrown off too, but then I re-read the first page and realized I might just be insufficiently Japanese. The first two panels are her uniform and her book bag, that would probably be enough of an introduction for the Japanese audience.

That "not anymore" makes me feel REAL uncomfortable.

Yeah, yeah, Pokemon movie, blah blah blah, everyone got that. I swear the scene where they discover what's in the church's basement are lifted from Fate/Stay Night. I didn't even realize how much the baseball cap kid looks like Shirou until then.

And yet, they gave us uncensored hippo butthole.

You may have gotten rid of death, but not injury, dismemberment, pain, illness, or all that good stuff. Imagine getting torn apart by an explosion but surviving in that state. Imagine getting a cold, but your body can't kill off the infection so it keeps multiplying inside you.

It feels kind of petty to say, but Kaito is part of Phantasmal King's grand scheme for saving Kuro, so involving herself in a scheme to take out a potential threat to Kaito, however minor, seems reasonable. If only because Ozma and Pandemonium are pretty big players themselves that needed...

In the same way that the difference between a million and a billion is still "about a billion." The difference in political influence between "the presumptive next queen" to "someone who has personally offended the presumptive next king" is about as big as it gets. It's definitely NOT zero, but...

If the Desert Merrow arc wasn't enough, take this as a sign that this is just how the manga will continue to be. I for one LIKE it when manga really break down the moment-by-moment action like this, as long as the art is good enough to handle it.

Is this "the rain" that After the Rain is referring to? I know it was also raining when he first invited her over, but this one feels more fitting.

I don't think so. I still feel burned by my Imaginary Numbers theory being completely off-base, so I'm not going to try to speculate too much, but this doesn't quite feel like Prisma's Ilya. She isn't as bratty as FSN Ilya. Maybe Kuro, but not Ilya. And even with Kuro gone, Ilya hasn't shown any...

I mean, is that really so bad? I'm up for it at least. This has always been primarily a hijinks manga, so enjoy the hijinks.

If that was the case, there would probably be more than just two of them. And I think there would probably be a much greater chance that students from outside Tokyo would be heading into the city for a competition, not students from Tokyo heading somewhere else.

I think the thing was that it's in the middle of the school day and they're on a train that's traveling over a decent chunk of the country.

Vampires turning humans into new vampires doesn't seem to be a thing in this setting. Vampires just reproduce sexually like everyone else.

It's a yuri because her name is Lily, get it?

It's totally within her character to just forget to mention it, or just forget/never ask what companies they work for so she never makes the connection.

Yes, but more accurately, it was her older form,