At this point he is still determined to maintain a monogamous relationship with Lavia. So he still very much is trying to not cheat on the woman he loves.If I were him I would folded![]()
You mean in the scene where she jumps him, or in the overall flow of the arc? Can help if ita the latter, but I would chalk up the former to the manga format. I mean I would have devoted more pages to her utterly blindsiding Hikaru by tackling him, but that's just me...feels like something got skipped? Or it's just an awkward transition
the previous chapter felt like we would go straight to the archer fight, but back to downtime. So it's just pacing weirdness.You mean in the scene where she jumps him, or in the overall flow of the arc? Can help if ita the latter, but I would chalk up the former to the manga format. I mean I would have devoted more pages to her utterly blindsiding Hikaru by tackling him, but that's just me...
Half of it, if not more, is that she just really likes Hikaru and wants to do it with him. Of course she would find it difficult to tell him that directly, to appear so lustful and knowing he already has a girlfriend, so she's masking it behind saying it's a repayment. What you said means she actually can push herself to try to do it.She's planning to win or die trying, isn't she? It looks desperate, like "If I don't win tomorrow, I'll die, so I'll repay you now with the only thing I have." Also probably a small wish from her to be connected to him if she's going to die anyway.
She's a rapist!