Kimi wa Meido-sama - Vol. 7 Ch. 53.5 - The Tale of The Rain

[MangaDex]

 

[Graywing]

Thanks for the chapter!!!

 

[77px]

damn. who cuttin' onions

thanks for the chapter.

 

[radstylix]

We really didn't need a backstory for her, but since it mentioned her brother... there's a chance he might appear.
But oof, he got turned into an onahole Taiyang, Morty!

 

[RustyRampy]

Yo dawg, I heard you like tragic backstories so put a tragic backstory in your tragic backstory!

 

[yefta03]

Oof, he got turned into an onahole

BRO, did you read "those" type of doujin?

 

[Crisisninjax]

Damn she didn't deserve that.. Also what kinda sicko cuts off a person limbs and keeps them like that. Nasty.

 

[blablablub]

damn. who cuttin' onions

thanks for the chapter.

The ninjas. It's always the ninjas.

 

[R0mani]

Why are they giving sad lore to someone who not going to appear again. Heartbreaking move right there

 

[nueee]

Oof, he got turned into an onahole

astagfirullah nigga

 

[stavekoff]

 

[Zero00_X]

Well that was depressing

 

[pluki7]

It's getting darker and darker… wouldn't have expected this from the first few chapters…

 

[JeCarlos65]

Is this just to justify Yuki killing her? "she became the very thing she swore to destroy" type of thing?
Idc that she was good or evil, Yuki was an assassin, she doesn't need this "Robin Hood"esk reasoning for her killing, it's like those romance Mangas where the girl looks super experienced, or actually had a bunch of boyfriends, but in fact she is just so pure and never held hands with someone,

Is that really it? Or have I missed something?

 

[Tyrn]

So this is a flashback inside a flashback but she died inside the initial flashback so who exactly is retelling her story from her POV? Also was an entire chapter necessary for a side character we met last chapter and will never see again?

 

[Qwormuli]

Is this just to justify Yuki killing her? "she became the very thing she swore to destroy" type of thing?
Idc that she was good or evil, Yuki was an assassin, she doesn't need this "Robin Hood"esk reasoning for her killing, it's like those romance Mangas where the girl looks super experienced, or actually had a bunch of boyfriends, but in fact she is just so pure and never held hands with someone,

Is that really it? Or have I missed something?

I think it's just there to reinforce that it's a dark place they live and work in, where dark things happen and people rarely have clean hands. Shit happens, basically, to set as a counterweight against the lil' sis's (admittedly spotty) idealism about people and places.

Though it could still turn more towards what you propose, the shame it'd be. The mango already Flanderized her ill-fitting nature all too much to "Aww, she's just sooo pretty!" at every turn, instead of the much more interesting aspects.

 

[ciera]

Thanks for the update

 

[JCVocke]

It seems like just general world-building. If this is anything more significant then that, given this Manga is actually good at letting Foreshadowing Percolate for a while, and given the story isn't afraid to go to more out-there things and doesn't keep itself perfectly realistic, it's probably foreshadowing that her Brother may appear as a Cyborg Ninja Assassin.

 

[D0ncoming5torm]

Oh dear me, it looks like it's pain o'clock

 

[Dubcow126]

they just had to make it sadder huh