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Ah, yeah. I didn't even consider the possibility of chemical attack. Might be interesting to see how they deal with it in that unlikely event. I have faith in their abilities (and faith in the author that it will be portrayed plausibly).

Seconding this. Speaking from experience, unfortunately, if less traumatic than it could have been. As for the driver our protagonists have pulled, let's see... It looks like solid color pants, an open camo-patterned button-down, and dark undershirt. It's short-sleeved, so probably not a...

Definitely worth noting, yeah. I'd say that ditching most of their gear more than made up for that difficulty, though. They were able to keep or get their bearings, so all in all I'd say things worked out rather well for them. On a completely unrelated note, I just noticed that they gave Mary a...

Well, I guessed wrong. They totally glossed over the river plunge. Still, with all the debris that had to have fallen with them, I'm sure the surface tension was plenty broken by the time they landed in it. And if one of them managed to grab onto Mary and break her fall, it makes sense that the...

My guess? There's a few weapons visible falling with them in the last frame. They'll use boolet to break the surface tension and make a safer dive. Will it still hurt? Probably. Will they survive? Again, probably. On that note, I am heavily invested in this series already and I just found it...

I forgot all about this one. Didn't even follow it. Well, that's fixed now. Thanks for the update!

She should have been a Vtuber.

Much belated, but regarding the translation note, the original Japanese refers to buff leather, not boff leather. It's a type of leather preparation particularly well-suited for armor, among other things.

Joining the "holy crap, Aoi hot" gang. That last page, oof! The sheer self-possessed charisma she radiates there, just wow!

Noticed that too. While it's true that wheelchairs go back surprisingly far in real-world history, they were definitely upper-class conveyances for a long time. That being said, these kinds of stories are anachronism stews by nature. The plot demanded some way to get her out and about, and the...

Say what you will about the prince and FL, he got some golden expressions out of her this chapter. I found this series late, but I'm cautiously binging.

Happiness continues to be best girl. She's just. So. Cuuuuute! :glee: Gonna have to have words with Raven if he breaks her heart.

"Men only want one thing, and it's fucking disgusting."

Oh, man. This chapter got me feeling secondhand motivation. Don't have a Happiness myself, but those were still some great lines from Youki.

On the face of it, I agree. However, first of all they are probably still minors and thus very impressionable and possibly under a whole different set of laws. They certainly were when they were rescued, at least, making them both Tyke-Bombs. Right now they've only made it far as "attempted...

Impeccable credits meme. Well done. :thumbsup: Oh, and the rest of the chapter is cool too, I guess.

This chapter feels like a return to form in a lot of ways. The drama in this arc, well, I feel like it could have been written better. The tension rings hollow. This chapter is a very welcome combination of comic relief and callbacks. That being said, talk about a smash cut!

I've only had Luca for one chapter, but if anything ever happened to her, I'd kill everyone in this comment section and then myself. No wonder the MC was hellbent on freeing his family.

Hnng! The gap moe is strong with that sleep scene. I'm so glad the need for revenge hasn't completely hardened her heart. She really is a sweet girl. Amazingly strong and driven, but still sweet.

PFP checks out.