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I can't believe Komori gets to be battered by Oosaki's gargantuan gazongalongas.

She needs someone to fill her dark soul with light if you understand my meaning.

This isn't raw or mean spirited enough to imply the author has any malice, self-directed or otherwise, this is just playing with dolls.

What effect do you think the Yami-Yuu-Hikari Friend-Fight will have on the value of the Yen right now.

I'm getting tired of this circular melodrama love-triangle friend-fighting overly-poetic self destruction nonsense, just give me the dark yuri already. Also, wow, that was a lot of pages you missed before, huh guy.

They're on an aquarium date and our boy is still denying that they're a couple, oy vey~

Sparkling during work ours isn't allowed, its too distracting, look at our poor manager-san.

Woah... Manager-san has eyes!

What is this Fire Force, how does this even happen... ... ... I miss Tamaki so much.

Doing that in public, with everyone watching, in the middle of battle, in the sky. I don't know man, that just doesn't seem very practical. But I guess if its what needs to be done......

Why is this manga about a middle-aged salaryman being turned into a cute anime girl the hypest shit ever made.

We do just a little cheeky fibbing here, as a treat.

Those are the best kind you know.

Yes good, the catgirl is next, this author knows what's what.

Does Oosaki also need to have "Biting" explained to her, she does certainly seem to have strange gaps in understanding. Or did she in fact actually want to non-romantically eat Komori and its everyone else who was confused. Either way~

Man I didn't know this was going to be a vore comic, I underestimated your game.

You have to give them time or pay for the fanbox they're both shy bottoms you see.

Well that settles that, ain't no-one in this family be normal.

You know I could swear they killed the smoke guy, instead of just stealing his powers, but this recent arc has been a bit of a convoluted mess anyway.

You know I feel like some people are taking the title of this manga more seriously than the writer is, given how they're treating Hasegawa here. At any rate, she's so in, this ship is so in. Childhood friend fans lose again.