I'm betting it's going south-southeast, maybe southeast.this had better not go south damnit....
Nah remember he has until a year since first getting sucked to become a vampire and Nazuna is aware of that.Maybe the long winded plan is to disappear for a long while, forget about Koh, and at least reset her feelings for Koh and give Koh a second try in properly falling in love with her? Who knows, but she "knows" that as long as she's in love with him, she cant fulfill his wish.
I forgot all about that, that's probably coming up pretty soon too.Nah remember he has until a year since first getting sucked to become a vampire and Nazuna is aware of that.
The easiest method of acquiring it, is doting on a young boy in a way that promotes ambiguous sexual tension.One does not force the onee-san title, it has to happen naturally.
I'm telling you, man, whether or not you like the Kiku arc, it is absolutely integral to the narrative-- meaning it's pulling its weight.I swear the worst part of this otherwise great chapter is the remnant from the shitty Kiku arc (the 'what happens when nazuna bites kou' ?) that will probably trigger a "nazuna leaves without telling anyone arc" which will be followed up by a "kou goes out to search for her" plot line which will culminate in kou and nazuna admit their feelings
Nah remember he has until a year since first getting sucked to become a vampire and Nazuna is aware of that.
"So I says to her I says" is a specific phrasing you'd see from like...middle aged NY barflies in media."I says" is this some slang or just bad grammar?
It's a common way of saying it in some places, and it's often used in media as a lead in for the punchline of a joke (usually one that falls flat.)"I says" is this some slang or just bad grammar?
Character developmentWhat is even going on with Nazuna?
Its to reflect both how drunk he is and the fact that he was from close to the coast (you know the whole kansai-ben kind of deal they do for chars like this)"I says" is this some slang or just bad grammar?