He should start panicking.I know this probably isn't going to happen, but does blud not realize he falls into the childhood friend category too?
Daiki is shown to be incredibly dense in general, and his immediate thoughts about winning and losing go back to them playing soccer. Maybe it's a little lost in translation, but I think despite the very obvious direction of the conversation with his friends, Daiki is still thinking about it literally, as in he'll never beat her at soccer.Doesn't this chapter imply that he likes her and is going to choose her? I haven't read it in a while, but I thought that he only saw her as a friend.
Thought so. Japanese is such a pain to translate without losing all the possible double meanings... I bet I'd get it if I read the raw, but I'm too drunk for that right now.Daiki is shown to be incredibly dense in general, and his immediate thoughts about winning and losing go back to them playing soccer. Maybe it's a little lost in translation, but I think despite the very obvious direction of the conversation with his friends, Daiki is still thinking about it literally, as in he'll never beat her at soccer.
That only applies in NTR doujins.I know this probably isn't going to happen, but does blud not realize he falls into the childhood friend category too?