Are we gonna see Tohaku and eventually Inu…. Never mind.We got Kikyou and Naraku, huh...
Naraku is the name of the shinto hell if i remember right, that said i doubt the author wasn't aware of inuyasha.We got Kikyou and Naraku, huh...
Are we gonna see Tohaku and eventually Inu…. Never mind.
Reading this was frustrating for me… the translator insists on using “Nee-Sama.” The enemy says ”you sinters” and she responds with “My nee-sama.” It breaks the flow for me. It would’ve worked just as “my sister.”
I did want to read it, but I guess I’ll be dropping it.
Huh it's the exact opposite for me. Since -san -chan -sama etc. doesn't translate to english correctly i prefer them staying like this. Each to their own i guess.Are we gonna see Tohaku and eventually Inu…. Never mind.
Reading this was frustrating for me… the translator insists on using “Nee-Sama.” The enemy says ”you sinters” and she responds with “My nee-sama.” It breaks the flow for me. It would’ve worked just as “my sister.”
I did want to read it, but I guess I’ll be dropping it.
He says he's not good at fighting while protecting others, so maybe whatever power divine or regular he would release could harm the people he's trying to protect. Better to go with a beatdown than a large scale magic attackI'm pondering how OP-kun will obliterate that demon. It had been said before that divine power could harm demon souls, then why not just unleash an apocalypse of colossal, unfiltered divine power upon her, rather than pummeling her into pulp initially?
Does he need to treat it like tenderizing a steak before grilling, except, you know, with demons?