Saihate ni Madou - Vol. 2 Ch. 6

[Goldis]

The Problem Expand, it's great but please Don't Milk this series, i know when they decided to milk a series I've seen it twice, the series that is supposed to "yes, this arc is best ending", yet they expand the problem

For now it doesn't look like they milk it YET

 

[christov_aldo]

They are just reconciled with each other, why not wait a while before introduce some villains

 

[Justking14]

Enter new chaos rapist character to fuck things up?
"I deeply respected your fathers work"
Madlad has google alerts setup for little girls getting adopted he must be at least a little bit unhinged.

I assumed it was her mom

 

[sverhnovyi]

Why the fuck is this cemetery built near a cliff and without any fence? Their business must be booming

 

[K_Takuya]

I never get enough of the artstyle in this series
Almost like every line was done using pencil, really drives the dramatic feel of the story.

 

[shinshom]

of course they can`t have a rest

 

[PersonalGeekery]

Ah so I was right, the story is about Kazuma and Shiika trying to find redemption in each other

 

[tekkenshu7]

Thanks for the upload!

Really nice the revelation has been finally laid out. It was really tense with Shiika hiding her true identity.
But here we are, another shady character coming in. He is probably Shiika's older brother.

 

[ziant]

now I fear for his life...

 

[PersonalGeekery]

I'm guessing Niishimi Shuusuke is her brother but because he's the older guy he got most of the brunt from the fact his dead father was a rapist and is completely ostracized from society

 

[soragranda]

That one is probably his cousin, maybe shiika's father abused that one as a kid, my guess is the other girl might have told that one about shiika adoption cause she was also abused by shiika's father...

Even more suffering...

 

[soragranda]

The Problem Expand, it's great but please Don't Milk this series, i know when they decided to milk a series I've seen it twice, the series that is supposed to "yes, this arc is best ending", yet they expand the problem

For now it doesn't look like they milk it YET

Dude, its chapter 6, is literally the beginning of the second volume, of course will introduce new stuff for the upcoming arc.

 

[amc9988]

Maybe Shika accidentally help her father to do those to Yuri like locking the door or become a bait to lure Yuri on her father order. That's why she feels guilty

 

[JACGohu]

My theory is that the source of Shiika's guilt complex is that her father actually was lusting after her.

But he looked for a "replacement" to channel his lust to, instead of his daughter, and it so happened to be poor Yuri.

Or potentially worse, that he was already abusing and assaulting his own daughter. But his appetites increased, and she was no longer enough. He couldn't dial it up either, because her disappearance would draw too much attention and make people ask questions. So he went out and found a new victim.

 

[Topomouse]

Enter new chaos rapist character to fuck things up?
"I deeply respected your fathers work"
Madlad has google alerts setup for little girls getting adopted he must be at least a little bit unhinged.

Please, no.

 

[larcek]

at the very least i'm positively surprised we survived into volume 2. seeing how often good series are axed because some depth to the story somehow isn't popular, while trashy shounen always works, has been annoying since forever. thanks for the chapter.

but, i also hope the author won't just add more and more drama characters to the plot. there's already enough pain and struggles to overcome with this small family.

 

[GameFreak]

Does it have supernatural stuff? Was that really a ghost or just hallucination?

 

[hsun]

HERE COMES A NEW CHALLENGER!!!!

 

[ForTheJerusalem]

Oh no more drama... So anyway i still don't know the characters enough to really care about any of them, the closest is the loli just because she is a loli.

 

[lesseffective]

Them having this conversation really works as a good way to start the volume. Because of the sheer tangled relationship they already share even before factoring in the potential for adoption, it made sense that it couldn't be broached well in volume 1. But it still would need to happen eventually, and now they're at a point when they can start to actually make a proper definition of what their family relationship is going to actually be.

I hope that Shiika is able to talk properly with Sumire too. There's probably a great deal that can be theorized about what might tie them together, but at the base level it can be said that (like everything else going on), that it's likely not a simple matter.