Don't remember exactly, but I do seem to remember that it was implied that there are more cases. I guess just rare enough that most people aren't aware of it. Or perhaps people know of it being a thing, but have never met one, so they're still surprised, but not THAT surprised. Don't remember it being expanded on much.I'm guessing that the fact that no secret gov institution has tried to capture her for testing implies that the gov already knows about the existence of demi-humans.
I am almost sure more demi-humans will pop up later for new jokes and mayhem.Truly, the real dragon powers were the friends she made along the way...
Also, I'd say that quick healing and probably generally higher durability is a pretty big plus.
Don't remember exactly, but I do seem to remember that it was implied that there are more cases. I guess just rare enough that most people aren't aware of it. Or perhaps people know of it being a thing, but have never met one, so they're still surprised, but not THAT surprised. Don't remember it being expanded on much.
Well, the author has clearly been trying to draw our attention to Ruri and Maeda's relationship for some reason for several chapters. Right down to a chapter half made up of characters trying to emphasize "how well they get along now."is the talk about the setting meant as a "yo there's not gonna be any fights" or as ominous foreshadowing 🤔
I don’t know how many demi-humans there are in their world and whether they will appear in the story in the future, but Ruri’s final conversation with Maeda clearly implies some kind of lore. It's like a minority person trying to talk honestly to people about their differences.I am almost sure more demi-humans will pop up later for new jokes and mayhem.
Better material: foam noodle.Stick enough erasers on and maybe her horns'll be safe for others.
By Application of Chekhov's Gun, Yuka is a Demi-Goddess because of a sarcastic quip from Ruri.I don’t know how many demi-humans there are in their world and whether they will appear in the story in the future, but Ruri’s final conversation with Maeda clearly implies some kind of lore. It's like a minority person trying to talk honestly to people about their differences.
The main thing is not to be Gwyn the Lord of Ash.By Application of Chekhov's Gun, Yuka is a Demi-Goddess because of a sarcastic quip from Ruri.