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Thanks for translating.
The magnificent drills have appeared.
On a side note, I think focusing only on Marie and Leon and as a result not having Marie as an "unnecessary" villain, allows the story to have its own room to grow and be something more than just a copy of the "game" story. It also helps that the dynamic between the two feels much better than Livia-Angie-Leon in the main story. (It also makes Marie feel more like a real person due to her flaws and trauma, while Livia and Angie are a little too less described.)
I personally think it also has something to do with the tone of the storys. While not necessarily darker, the spin off feels more serious, with the stakes being more personal, while the main story wants to remain mostly comedic.
The magnificent drills have appeared.
On a side note, I think focusing only on Marie and Leon and as a result not having Marie as an "unnecessary" villain, allows the story to have its own room to grow and be something more than just a copy of the "game" story. It also helps that the dynamic between the two feels much better than Livia-Angie-Leon in the main story. (It also makes Marie feel more like a real person due to her flaws and trauma, while Livia and Angie are a little too less described.)
I personally think it also has something to do with the tone of the storys. While not necessarily darker, the spin off feels more serious, with the stakes being more personal, while the main story wants to remain mostly comedic.
