My New Girlfriend Is Not Human? - Vol. 3 Ch. 114 - Conundrum

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So, Spider OL is sticking to the old ways, luring humans and treating them as food. Mom’s not entirely ruled out (I’d be bitter at humans too), but she’d have shown more of a reaction when they met.

Also probably wouldn’t treat the husband like she was Frieza or Geto on a bad day. So, this may be a rare instance of a threat that’s about to be dealt with. Permanent style.
 
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Imagine if it's her long lost mother, what do you even do when you find your mom and she's trying to steal your man? Haru is just a magnet for spider pussy, imagine if he ends up giving Taya not just children, but siblings too.
 

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I don't see it being her mother, but I can see this ending up with spider OL staying around as someone who can give advice on what pregnancy for their kind looks like as well as other information on their kind
 
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Imagine if it's her long lost mother, what do you even do when you find your mom and she's trying to steal your man? Haru is just a magnet for spider pussy, imagine if he ends up giving Taya not just children, but siblings too.

"If you kill me, our kind will be one step closer to extinction"
"No, if I DON'T kill you, our kind will be one step closer to extinction"

gotta protect her future babies
 
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So this is bigger than just the now-confirmed villainess just lusting after Haru. She's a serial kidnapper, possibly even serial killer.

Also... What if, rather than Taya's mother, it's her aunt or grandmother?
 
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"It is a matter of import" would be a better
Plenty of readily available citations seem to work just fine without it. "Import" is used in all manner of phrases somehow addressing a notion of relevance, significance, prudence, conveyance, and urgency, as opposed to the transfer of foreign goods to domestic ground, and not just in the rigid construct of "matter of i.". Looked at closer, "matter" makes the phrase redundantly overdescriptive. Which is perfectly fine for some flavor in speech, but it's hardly a semantic requirement. "It" already acts as a placeholder for the deferred subject. That's the word's job as a pronoun. The sentence could be written as "The matter is a matter of import.", with not a shred of useful benefit from the repetition of "matter". Either one.

Maybe "import" fell out of fashion in favor of "importance", but that doesn't mean it also fell out of meaning, so to speak. Trying your damnedest to cling to the ambiguity of a word out of context that's only used in context, with no shipping or hauling or airlifting of goods anywhere in sight for aisles of virtual shelves of digital manga, is not intellectually enlightening input but amounts to little more than trying to find problems for solutions, and that just makes you look desperate to win an internet argument.
 
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Am I the only one confused on how the hell pionko (or however you spell it) has the infinity castle from demon slayer?
 

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