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he would need to be put under cryogenic sleep again in order to be able to meet another one of his kind. information can only travel at the speed of light at the fastest, and we can assume that it's been a great many of those Simply the nearest stars are 4-5 light years away, let alone a...

it's so peak... but does the cat girl have 6 or 2 nipples??? I need to know

you're right. I didn't mean to say that the actions are justified on intentions, but rather that intentions can be used as justification

erm is this retconned? someone prove me wrong please

these demons move fast..!

it is imperative that the human remains unharmed

diagnosis: Delkira has been 𝓯𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓴𝔂 👅

I like to think that the last words weren't thought by just Kiriyama or sensei, but both of them.

kiriyama looked so bubbly in this chapter ;w;

is that his weakness? that he doesn't actually like Shogi?

cornballs ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡

Those people.. every single one of them are on the train.... where, you ask? knee surgery express..

man I find myself uncomfortably similar to the dad in terms of his demeanor... Not in the cheating womanizer way but in his demeanor and his other inclinations.. I'll try harder to change that

This is a suitable climax for the beginning of the story

I'm happy kiriyama's growth was framed as gradual rather than granular.

promises like burdens... burdens like ropes.... but if you cut down all of your ties what connection do you have left to the world?

he's slowly becoming someone irreversibly tangled with relationships in the world around him

I guess we're all constantly living in the good old days. days and nights that get idealized into nostalgia and longing constructing moments to justify that today was a worse day than yesterday.

I've always thought that I'd like to end up becoming a hero as a child. I never was able to follow through with the process myself, though.

I love the character development of all the characters, even this early into the story If I had to be specific, I love watching Kiriyama make mistakes and grow and overcome his own personal biases, regardless of the life he's lived. Just because you've had a hard life doesn't justify your...