Ouritsu Mahou Gakuen no Saikasei ~Hinkongai Agari no Saikyou Mahoushi, Kizoku Darake no Gakuen de Musou Suru~ - Vol. 3 Ch. 23 - After School Activiti…

[MangaDex]

 

[lenovoaxioo]

literally selling her body for power.
and. . . did he got fked by his teacher too then when he is 5 years old. . . ?

 

[kyousuke_hasegawa]

After finishing reading up to ch.97, on one side I liked Rua more and more and on the other side I felt a little sad.
The further you read this manga you will understand what I will tell you next.

Spoiler

Rena the first Ars success and in the other time Ars success with Rua and Rena

 

[KoiAtomic]

Not gonna lie them fucking under the pretext of "training" kinda ruined it for me.

 

[mulate]

LMAO Coaching/training = sex is hilarious...

 

[fucknvampire]

Pff, if his speculation is correct that idiot twin tails is denying being taught by the guy she looks up to. Truly an unfortunate woman.

 

[Erebov]

An organization fighting against the aristocracy? Sounds based to me... why would anyone side with tyrannical fascists and their assbackwards ways?

Also, "training" lol

 

[Kaarme]

literally selling her body for power.

She's literally not doing that. If you reread the series, like chapter 16, you will see Ars didn't even want to start doing the whole coaching thing because there was nothing in it for him. As the coach, he would have obviously already known it will involve sex, but he still was going to refuse because it's not worth it for him. The only reason he reversed his refusal was because Rua told him that the school curriculum includes teamwork, so his individual strength might not save him if the rest of his group sucks. On the other hand, he was afraid Rua would spread the news of his "part-time" job she happened to witness at the casino. So, the only trade and benefit, for which anyone is nominally doing this, is to make Rua (plus Rena, it should have been) stronger, which would also benefit Ars, supposedly, as well as keep Rua silent about his secrets.

If you reread this same chapter, you will see Rua actually apologised to Ars for making him go through this time after time. Since we can assume he has been doing this with the assassin group lady since he was a little brat, he's no virgin desperate for sex with any girl.

So, in no way or form does she sell her body for anything. It does look like she enjoys this, though. Hard to say about Ars with his dead fish expression through it all.

 

[lenovoaxioo]

She's literally not doing that. If you reread the series, like chapter 16, you will see Ars didn't even want to start doing the whole coaching thing because there was nothing in it for him. As the coach, he would have obviously already known it will involve sex, but he still was going to refuse because it's not worth it for him. The only reason he reversed his refusal was because Rua told him that the school curriculum includes teamwork, so his individual strength might not save him if the rest of his group sucks. On the other hand, he was afraid Rua would spread the news of his "part-time" job she happened to witness at the casino. So, the only trade and benefit, for which anyone is nominally doing this, is to make Rua (plus Rena, it should have been) stronger, which would also benefit Ars, supposedly, as well as keep Rua silent about his secrets.

If you reread this same chapter, you will see Rua actually apologised to Ars for making him go through this time after time. Since we can assume he has been doing this with the assassin group lady since he was a little brat, he's no virgin desperate for sex with any girl.

So, in no way or form does she sell her body for anything. It does look like she enjoys this, though. Hard to say about Ars with his dead fish expression through it all.

Whatever their houghts, feeling, and calculaton are. She traded her body.. to get powerup doesn't change.

 

[Kaarme]

Whatever their houghts, feeling, and calculaton are. She traded her body.. to get powerup doesn't change.

Hmm... So, you didn't mean she offered her body to Ars in exchange for power? You meant she traded her "purity" (to the cosmos) in exchange for power? I suppose that is correct. But then again, it's a school where putting combat arts to practical use, catching extremely dangerous criminals and such, is rewarded if not required (to graduate), so the students are potentially trading far more than their first time for power. Like their lives.