I wonder what Kawashima was able to confirm from that interaction. And now I wonder if there's a deeper reason to why he wants the losing heroine (Kawashima) to win and if it has any connection to his past. I could be making a big deal out of nothing
The way Kimura behaves, it reminds me of a Web novel I was reading last year. The way he treats himself as "expendable," sees himself as someone that is only there to ensure that each of the characters that they support is able to get the best possible ending for them and sometimes sees...
I hope the MC stays as a monster for the entire series, but I'm not getting my hopes up because they'll probably turn them into a humanoid anyway. But crossing my fingers, he stays as a monster
I mean, yeah? That's reasonable. You're dragging children into a fight that they have nothing to do with, especially with a guy that just attacked the spirits for no reason, and who knows what he will do the children