As a reminder, it got officially licensed.
As per usual, it all depends on the scanslator if they wanna keep going. And this is /a/nonymous, so maybe?
Friendly reminder to all (including the scanslator): Licensing Deals DO NOT Support The Mangaka. At least, not in any real meaningful way.
The reason being is that licenses to publish in a given territory is not based on how many copies are printed, but instead for the length of time the licensee holds the right to print, distribute, and sell translated versions of a title.
The Japanese publishers do not track the amount of sales overseas because they're not getting piecemeal royalties for every copy sold. Ergo, the number of copies sold do nothing to deter a publisher from axing a title. And, above all, the Mangaka sees not a single red cent of your hard-won dollar because the licensing fee is paid by the publisher before hand. All of your money is going to Seven Seas and nowhere else.
Seriously, I'd like to see more mangaka go for the self-publishing platforms so they not only retain control over their intellectual property, but can even contract a scanslator they like to do the translation for them so it can be sold on a self-publishing platform in that region.