BIBLIOMANIA - Vol. 1 Ch. 12 - Sunset

[angelcoder]

Whats KINO?

 

[Rukja]

she is now a book that no one can read, so i guess she is useless

 

[dexfreak]

This was fucking good

 

[DJ Eme]

You know shit hits the fan when the eldritch monstrosity sweats and flees in terror. And man what an ending, although I don't understand why the residents were laughing as they were absorbed.

Also, It's kinda sad, now Alice is the only living thing in the world, there's nothing left to read or absorb. Just her until the death of the universe.

Magnificent work, than you so much for the translation.

How do you even call that living

 

[Reincrop]

That was.. quite the ride. It picked up in pace, then came to a sudden.. terrifying halt while the remainder of the information was fed to you. Certain bits and pieces (like her picking up the book, people talking about a monster that should've not yet been freed, etc.) hinted at things, but never clearly enough to give the full picture before its time.
Still, it was great - a walk, then jog, then absolute sprint right to the brink of madness and back, before nothing but a sense of dread is left.

Thanks for the translation, it was a stellar one!

 

[juanan]

Shit I was rooting for snek dude, he seemed okish as a manager and as eldritch overlord.

 

[buffy111000]

loved the story and art. ending wasn't as crazy as everyone makes it seem tho. just ended with a huge info dump at the end to explain everything. it was doing a really good job of that up until the massive boring play by play. I was rooting for the snake guy by the end I don't really care for a story where the mc was secretly op the entire time and humanity blows itself up again. yawn. but the lead up was great

 

[muimuingu]

This is one of the of all time.
No, seriously, it was real sweet. It reminds me of Naoki Urasawa's Billy Bat, specifically the climax and resolution of Kurusu's character arc on the journey to the moon . There's no point in creating the Book of Truth if nobody is left [in your world] to read it.
"I wish you had stopped trying so hard."

 

[bean_sprugget]

Can someone explain the meaning of the doll to me?

I'm 4 years late, but I think it's just saying, she played with humans/the doll and ended up destroying them/it.

 

[eirianrobotto]

Fin.

 

[vinhdoan69]

Ugh i want bookworm elder god mommy to crush me with her words too 🥵🥵🥵

 

[Mblack_Cyn]

This was perfection. A book in perfect form.

 

[ArthuriaPendragon]

Shub-Niggurath fine shyt

 

[Alkupz]

I don't really get what the bible verse on chapter 1 meant there.
All I could think of is that she consuming everyone and them becoming one with her was probably a horrific, terrifying way of putting what Jesus said graphically.
It was a good read though.
When I saw what the people there were living on their desires , I got ashamed and sick of my own.
Desires should make part of our life, not be it entirely.
I just know that being locked for all eternity on a place with all my desires granted would be a torture in the long term. And this manga portrayed it very well. None of the desires seemed to have been worth it. As for the other biblical references... I thought the snake at the end was to symbolise satan (probably is. Seeing it was found out that it was nothing but another soul into the great book (as in satan cannot compare to God)) and that it would be a manga about portraying the book as hell (it really ended up being too. Lol)
Anyways I really liked it and it gave me a new, important and valuable insight on how I respond to my desires(and what's convenient and what isn't (quoting Paul here))
"Sin is good until you try to quit it" goes the saying.
Absolute cinema