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Once again, my theory is that either "starless" means one's ability to bond with a Beast isn't gated by star count (possibly with the stipulation that one cannot force a taming), or that anyone can 'tame' any creature so long as they have that creature's consent.

There's probably some nuance that wasn't properly conveyed here... or maybe the author just flubbed it a little for vibes.

I imagine she kept "-and Prince-Consort, if all goes well." as an inside thought. It would be a bit of a leap to go immediately to engagement (plus he doesn't even hold status yet - he obviously will, but that'll happen over the course of the war).

Alright, who the hell turned a r/196 member into a manga character...?

It's safe to assume that the 22 Major Arcana are already accounted for, but if the Minor Arcana are a thing at all... Well, Ultos was called "First Knight" of the five noble families, so my first guess would be Ace of Swords. Some of the character traits fit too, and the inversion fits with him...

You know, if he'd just offered MC a job like that instead of trying to get him killed quick so he'd move on to the next world, this whole thing could've been avoided.

Bao. She'd take him in a heartbeat, new or used.

That would actually be a pretty entertaining plot for a series that centres on a 'villain' protagonist. A guy who aspires to achieve the most powerful sense of post-nut clarity possible in order to psychically spread it across the entire world and make it permanent.

This is why fl is the seventh princess, isn't it.

I was thinking Kotoura-san myself, but that too.

I feel that, when the time comes for Aesir to become a spirit himself, the entire world over is going to make a pilgrimage. He's only about a 5th of his way through his lifespan and he's already making so many connections in different places. I feel like it'll end up like in Doctor Who, when...

The more I read of this, the more certain I feel that Shimazaki has certain autistic traits. I'm not going to say for certain because I won't know unless it's stated somewhere (and because some people get a bit pissy when others try to diagnose their fictional characters, which I do understand)...

It's just her way of categorizing underwear. New/good ones, old ones (that should probably be thrown away since they're not very comfortable/they don't fit great/whatever), and the super comfortable good-looking ones. I don't personally 'rank' my underwear, but I do know which ones I prefer...

sing-song voice Someone doesn't have much practice drawing spiiiines~

A bond of brotherhood. Hole-brotherhood.

It's not even unrequited. It's "in denial" which is even worse (/better when you already know they will get their crap together).

The irony that she was completely on the mark (since he tops her).

Nah, it's the same as 'bro'. Familiar terms between friends. Like "Spill the tea, sis"

Honestly, reading erotica in the middle of the day and quietly suffering for it is a mood.

Ah, it's like washing your bits vs. your partner washing your bits (presumably the largest nerve cluster too - like the glans or clitoris). It's not so stimulating to do it yourself, but the moment it's someone else... well, the same principle applies to scratching an itch and other similar...