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He can fix her :aquadrink:

Downhill from the grand canyon to the mariana trench.

It started raining when I read the second page and it continued until the chapter ended.

Too late for that, they're not going to just let her leave now. In a twisted way her kindness of wanting to repay them saved her life, since she wasn't there because of it.

I almost felt as sad for the fact that they seem to be losing the war as the people that got killed, and I don't even care for their country.

Man, it's finally hitting that Arika is gone forever :meguuusad: Thanks for translating this, it has been a fun ride. Hopefully the next chapter can heal my heart a bit.

I didn't expect this manga to be able to pull something that would shock me this much while still being believable after all we've seen so far. This really crosses every line.

They were innocent at that point in time, but we are in the present now and they're anything but innocent demons. I'm also talking about the human perspective here, obviously as a human, you don't care who started the war if you nearly get wiped out, you'd want to stop that from happening...

All this backstory does is prove that the humans were right in the end. Humanity was nearly destroyed by demons, they let two demons escape and they're trying to destroy humanity again. They didn't learn a single thing from their mother in 75 years.

The translation is a bit rough but I'm happy to see someone pick it up at least!

The horizon is 5km away from eye level at perfect ground level, there was nothing wrong about what was said there, of course with a zoom you can see something far away up close, that doesn't magically let you see behind the horizon. He used a pretty accurate method to eyeball distance, if you...

I can suspend my disbelief for a story, Tanasaki is impressively stupid though, talk about one half measure after another. Thanks for the release! I can see it being a lot of effort to TL all this dialogue. At least it's not hunter x hunter level.

Shame, her suffering that fate would've been a good ending, but as always evil prevails.

I'd take a parent who doesn't give a shit over one that's actively abusive anyday.

The sage has some lich vibes for sure, and given how he/she acts, wants to do good but is evil by nature.

Surprisingly wholesome ending given the pretty grim stuff this chapter

The plot thickens. So Ritreille might've been collaborating with Bruges in this affair. Thanks for the translation!

He gave it back, he's too kind, but who can resist her since she's so cute.

Just when things got exciting he got a cold shower there

I'm sure RHToransuration is doing their best.