Jinrou Game: Beast Side - Vol. 3 Ch. 16

[MangaDex]

 

[Kaiju27277]

But I liked her! This glasses literal she-dog!

 

[Dysisa]

I really fucking love the way our dear protagonist has changed over the course of these two series, it's a huge part of what makes this part so good while the original was kind of shit.

 

[AgentKuga]

huh. she definitely changed. a lot. yep.

 

[CptBst]

Called it.

 

[TheStuffedUnicorn]

How many chapters are left?

 

[Dysisa]

@TheStuffedUnicorn
Only 2, so something really explosive is probably about to happen? Maybe?

 

[ZookaDex]

huge bitch move, lovin' this manga

 

[CptBst]

There are no bitch moves in a kill or be killed death game. All bets are off.

 

[Zhou]

RIP Inoue.

 

[kinlyn]

Why does she die a random (supernatural?) death while everybody else had to be killed by their fellow players?

I feel like an axe is about to come swinging.

 

[Ominous]

@kinlyn Maybe to avoid the shit Ise pulled last round. Plus, Inoue would've spilled out Airi's identity if she went past denial.

 

[Umesan]

Inoue survived the shit of her sister dying in the first manga and now she's joined her.

I'm kind of on a confused loop but what's the mc's plan by killing her partner?

 

[Flyingpantsu]

The surviving villagers became werewolves for the second round. I wonder if they can come back to normal life after that.
Also I wonder how it went for the very first round ever when there was no survivor from a previous game, was the role filled by the organizers ?
Also... what if we get a third round made of only ex-werewolves ?

 

[MalingSendal]

Wow that's fucked up?

 

[caseo78]

dang...
She is scary now.

 

[relic626]

Meh well there goes my reason for even reading this. Inoue's character was more fleshed out than the MC. Now we're left with half assed semi psycho bitch MC. Hoe she dies in the end too.

 

[Pyrotrap]

@umesan If the other players vote for Inoue anyways, there's the chance that the Fortune Teller will check her overnight and then she'll die. But by being the one arguing for voting against Inoue she seems more likely to be a villager, so the Fortune Teller probably won't check her.

If it wasn't for the Fortune Teller still being alive, I'd say this plan is flawed since it'd be suspicious if the final werewolf didn't kill her for telling everyone to vote for Inoue. One way it could work without the Fortune Teller would be for her to choose not to kill anyone during the night (that's been allowed in games I've played before but I'm not sure for this one), which would make it seem like the Bodyguard stopped the attack that night.

Speaking of which, we haven't seen anything from the Bodyguard since they blocked the attack the first night. In an actual game, there'd be the possibility that they already died, but since this is a story that's unlikely. We also haven't found out who the other twin is/was, but I'm not even sure how that could come up at this point. With the first twin dead, there's no way for the other one to prove that they are a twin.

 

[Ominous]

@Pyrotrap There's the possibility that Saeki was bullshitting as the twin role in order to build this psychological protection around her. Whether she's the bodyguard or not is another matter. I'm still betting on the twin role getting a callback and showcasing how lowkey powerful it is the longer the twins stay in the game.

 

[Pyrotrap]

@ominous I'd find it hard to believe Saeki was bullshitting the twin role. The whole reason she was believed in the first place was because if she was lying, it'd be easy for the real twins to call her out, while hard for the werewolves to (since there were 3 and they were given no time to coordinate which 2 would make the claim).

It's much easier in a game to make a fake Fortune Teller claim, as calling out a faker would put the real Fortune Teller at risk. Which is how both Inoue and the other guy got away with it for awhile.

The only reason I could possibly see for Saeki faking the Twins claim was if she not only somehow found out who the real twins were day 1/2, but also trusted that they were definitely the real twins and got them to trust her enough to follow along with her plan. I really can't see that working without one or all of the parties involved making huge and risky leaps of logic.