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these chapters have really focused on how idealistic, if not naive at times, theo is. togid calling the rakta theory nothing but armchair philosophy shows how theo's knowledge isn't "wordly" enough and he might need to learn more from real practice than by reading books. seeing how the continent...

it's not tepel, she's not an orphan and her birth was even mentioned by a passerby during this flashback edit: here's the page

i wonder who's that third baby besides theo and sae. i wonder if sophie connected the dots when she met theo as a kafna

by the end of this series theo will have a bride to be on each of the twelve offices + a librarian assistant

at the end of the day, these kids have no way to stop the mental decline caused by their interactions with the seven mysteries, writing up a report might delay things but eventually they would find themselves at the jaws of their haunting, just like nimori, and now maaya, did. the only thing...

time to re-read this series

thanks for picking this up, it's always a pleasure to read a work of uguisu's

thanks for the translation

i mean they are like 12 years old

i went ahead and read the first 3 volumes of the light novel and while it satisfied my curiosity and i got to know how the story goes it also left me wishing the manga adaptation was published quicker because i cant wait for it

the entire process of creating graduates is just kodoku tbh

that red cape was pouring blood at the end of chapter 6 when nimori said maaya died and we can see that it has now started to drip blood by the end of chapter 8, right as maaya started to face her emptiness and her inner conflicts. since the unnamed mysteries seem to be a reflection of the duty...

tbh theo really seems like a good fit for the liaisons office, though it would suck if he got there through sabotage (tbh i dont think togid will get her way with this) also i guess we will finally learn more about the haupi, we barely had any contact with them or even seen any haupi. the...

magus of the library, now with political intrigue i'm really glad we've spent this much time setting up the library and it's role in politics and what it represents in the entire continent, because now we get to truly understand what all this strife means and what the fall of the library could...

i can't even begin to describe how well done the framing story was, even though the title tells right away how this story will end, i couldn't help but wish for a happy ending. as any other anthology, there are high and low points but, overall, the stories were great and i really loved how they...

really love how interwoven all of those accounts are, i wonder if anything related to mashiro-san was flooded by the construction of that dam

as soon as they stiched raw rice and nail clippings into that spider i knew that this was going to be hitori kakurenbo lol

the dead bugs, the forbidden name stashed away in the 3rd drawer and the otherwordly mother also are clearly inspired by pandora, seeing both of those storied referenced made an interesting chapter even better lol

thanks for picking it up, im glad my boy ishidaira is back

i liked that the author brought back the little girl, this story really fit with the 'the paranormal as a blessing and a curse' theme. plus, it wasn't as deeply tied to the other plots, which i liked since this is supposed to be an anthology.