This series is such a trip.
And the ~70page chapters make me feel all spoiled.
But the reveal on Shion's backstory and the reason her sisters seem to hate her (or at least Dolly in particular) is disquieting, but also intriguing.
For all the talk of Demons being so different from humans, the fact that Shion's mother loved her so much that she gave her heart & life for her youngest daughter really flies in the face of the image this whole realm has crafted for itself.
Especially when Shion rejects even the possibility that she could make friends, much less out of someone like Maroma. Clearly she's lying to herself (or just hasn't grown cognizant of the fact, at a conscious level), but the duality in her own history disproving everything she's told Maroma about her family, her world, and herself, sets up some fun long-term character arc progression.
That little "nightmare in a nightmare" moment was jarring, though. Unbidden memories resurfacing without context are unsettling to begin with, but that empty desk and all the rags Maroma was dressed in......do not inspire confidence that happy things are in store for her, once she gets more of her memory back.
Can't say much about the duel that isn't laid out within the chapter itself, except that their Mother's Formula having a mind & will of its own was entertaining.
And the fact that the Theater/Mother seemingly saw "style" in Maroma's eating habits, and penalized Dahlia instead at the critical junction, raises further questions about who their mother actually was.
For how zany and nonsensical so much of this series is by virtue of the setting it takes place in, there's some true depth to the stories being portrayed, underneath all the nightmarish body horror and sharp wit.
Thanks for the TL and your continued work on this series. Can't wait for more.