Tsumi to Batsu no Spica - Ch. 35 - Spica's Summer Break (6)

[MangaDex]

 

[nikutameruraput]

Spica having fun playing 4D chess

 

[ash32121]

Inaba is Spica?

 

[razorshaleh]

Queen of Manipulation 👑 outstanding move with big brain damnnn

thank you for translating

 

[silversurfer1013]

Lets goo peak is back yall, thanks for the tl

 

[nicolas22g]

All is linked !

 

[Haimihar]

Inaba is Spica?

Thought theyre different person? But it will be cool if spica found his parents guilty and get rid of her family

 

[caliche9700]

My little manipulative demon cant be this cute

 

[Nivek]

Thought theyre different person? But it will be cool if spica found his parents guilty and get rid of her family

We're going to see a epic twist

 

[Faxislol]

I love her...

 

[PsyFarrow]

When forced to contend with so many Best Girls, I maintain that there is one flawless solution: The glory of polyamory!

 

[kiero13]

imagine the detective coming there and spica's still there tied to the chair while everyone elses dead

 

[Elhao]

Inaba is Spica?

She's Nezumi. Inaba was probably a different mastermind back then. The orders don't appear to be from her, as telling them to rob, but explicitly not kill her parents doesn't seem to align with her modus operandi.

What the hell is that plan? Why would they ring the door in the middle of the night, then go in with a spare key and tie them up, assuming they are still asleep, after ringing the door?

This doorbell is kinda ruining everything.

 

[nkicflt]

Was that really Spica's house? Since the "victims" were referred to as "old", and I dont think her parents were that old? Also Inaba did not mention any little girl, was Inaba lying or did Inaba not know any better?
Did the robber gang make a mistake? Instead of robbing the right old couple's house, they entered Spica's house? Then they have to kill her parents to cover up their track or something?

She's Nezumi. Inaba was probably a different mastermind back then. The orders don't appear to be from her, as telling them to rob, but explicitly not kill her parents doesn't seem to align with her modus operandi.

What the hell is that plan? Why would they ring the door in the middle of the night, then go in with a spare key and tie them up, assuming they are still asleep, after ringing the door?

This doorbell is kinda ruining everything.

I agree that this doorbell thing is weird. Maybe it's to check if they're home, if they're home then tie them up and threaten them, if they're not home then use the spare key to enter and search for valuables? It's still weird tho.

 

[Elhao]

I agree that this doorbell thing is weird. Maybe it's to check if they're home, if they're home then tie them up and threaten them, if they're not home then use the spare key to enter and search for valuables? It's still weird tho.

Nah, leaving aside that with the key (which also pretty much eliminates the "wrong house" theory) they could get in without waking anyone up, the plan stated that the couple was to be tied up while asleep, which they wouldn't have been anymore after the doorbell was rung. It just doesn't make sense either way.

 

[Crisisninjax]

I thought that maybe Spica was sending scheduled texts, the timing here would be an insane coincidence. But if it's not Spica, why did Hamimura kill Kiba after receiving a text from who im guessing is Inaba? He was the only one not willing to betray them.

 

[Lightbrand]

Always trust Spica she's the main character

 

[SpookKrimzon]

First "Nezumi", now "Inaba"? Though the gang responding to "Inaba" looks to have been smaller, so more likely that group was working for Inaba first... which must have gone quite wrong, and they found a new boss in the much more precise Nezumi.

Very strange about Hamimura getting a text message there, though... Nobody other than Nezumi should have any idea what's going on here.

 

[Kampfarsch]

It really was this group that killed her family? And they dont even recognize her? thats so fucking dumb

Always trust Spica she's the main character

Her entire plan here is relying on them being idiots, in any logical world shed already be dead
This is the dumbest string of decisions she has ever made

 

[zeroto7dan]

It really was this group that killed her family? And they dont even recognize her? thats so fucking dumb

Her entire plan here is relying on them being idiots, in any logical world shed already be dead
This is the dumbest string of decisions she has ever made

her plan is not dumb, she's just good at putting herself in an advantage, when aku (who clearly say he wanted out) tried to kill her she offer the location of the money which is true, that increase her worth at that specific time so she live a bit longer. when the last 3 tried to kill her it's not really 3v1 because saura is neutral, miyu with her greed, and kiba the only loyal so she offer another leverage that miyu took the bait eliminating kiba making saura doubt miyu with that easy betrayal. the decision they made is just align with the trait given to them.