Actually, 'h' is special and treated like a vowel for this. No one does that, but it's what is technically correct.Page 8 says "an hanamiko", but that word starts with a consonant sound, so it should be "a hanamiko".
Thank you for your advice, I'll correct it when as soon as I can.Thanks for the chapter!
I'll take your word on the credits page:
Page 8 says "an hanamiko", but that word starts with a consonant sound, so it should be "a hanamiko".
Page 9 panel 1 has a typo with 'Feelins'.
Also I believe the third panel from the same page should be "So why is it that every time I look at him I get a strange sensation".
There are a couple other things, but it's more on phrasing than anything else, the point still gets across and I don't want to be picky.
Actually neither, she is the daughter of his step brother so they are not related by blood and they are niece and uncle just on paper.So, is he her brother, or are they uncle and nephew like it says?
Brother, you are trying to invoke the forbidden word.Thanks for the chapter!
I'll take your word on the credits page:
Page 8 says "an hanamiko", but that word starts with a consonant sound, so it should be "a hanamiko".
Page 9 panel 1 has a typo with 'Feelins'.
Also I believe the third panel from the same page should be "So why is it that every time I look at him I get a strange sensation".
There are a couple other things, but it's more on phrasing than anything else, the point still gets across and I don't want to be picky.
I wonder how strong his kotodama is, since it seems he can directly affect their bodies.
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Thanks for clarifying, though when its a female it should be niece not nephew.Actually neither, she is the daughter of his step brother so they are not related by blood and they are nephew and uncle just on paper.
However, because they age difference isn't that much, she calls him "oniisan" because he's more of a brother than an uncle to her.