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Practice, maybe?

So the cookies are too hard . . . I know, we'll say it's on purpose, tell people to dip them in their drink, and call them "Biscotti"!

Rude old bastard.

Ultimately, I think he just wants everybody dead. Anyone not tough enough he'll kill. Anyone tough enough is a danger, so he'll kill. Dude has rabies.

Mangaka proves she can seal the deal! Lovely moment in itself, but also a good omen for the main pair.

Must admit I was kind of expecting the collar to be on the other neck. But this is fine too.

This is maybe the best manga this mangaka has ever done. I keep wondering if they'll be able to stick the landing.

So . . . what's with the plant?

It startled me, but then I thought actually, this is so him. He always says what he means. Last time, he had the realization, so to him that means now he tells her.

Totally agreed. Good to see these kids again. That toddler is so amazingly un-cute that she's cuter than any of the cute ones, you know?

Agree with every word.

Chapter end: "I have a bad feeling about this . . . and by bad feeling, I mean good feeling . . ."

You know, this manga is yuri, which I love. The art is great . . . a bit of same-face syndrome, but very pretty same-faces. The main relationship, when I ever see it, is pretty adorable. But when I see a new chapter up, I just don't seem to care any more. I'm not actually enjoying this. I...

Stupid development. I don't really care if it turns out to be not a bad injury, it's just gratuitous. I really liked this at the beginning, but it's kind of drifted away from me.

I'm not sure the ship is sailing, but it's certainly casting off.

Well. Creepy guy. But the question is, what side is he on, if any?

So, hang on . . . the witches are plant vampires?! :p

I thought about him going to the future instead, but I ended up hoping not. I think Taa-kun wouldn't fit the future very well. He's too dignified.

Maybe I'm missing something. I thought the necklace was made in the future by the science fictional adoptive "mom" of Taketora, went to Hinako who held onto it and then gave it to her great grand-daughter Hina, who then travelled back in time with it, first briefly when she was little to a few...

Honestly, these two . . . how do they manage to combine train wreck with weirdly wholesome like that?