literally my thoughts lolchiyoko is too wholesome for this manga
Yup, she is like a yuri saint.chiyoko is too wholesome for this manga
I think it’s more so that they’re skipping class rather than not being from the area. Being taken into custody might be an overreaction though lol. They’ll probably get a talking to or call to their parents if they’re caught.![]()
I see that Chiyoko is having that Renako Amaori aura, that she just want to have friends but ends up with harem instead.
Btw, is it really true that police in Japan would take in highschoolers if they notice that they are not from that area/town? Seems really extreme to me.
Yup, she is like a yuri saint.
Police in Japan would actually bother with something like this?I think it’s more so that they’re skipping class rather than not being from the area. Being taken into custody might be an overreaction though lol. They’ll probably get a talking to or call to their parents if they’re caught.
I don’t know exactly myself but I do know its fairly common in anime and manga for police to be more community involved and personal with the locals.Police in Japan would actually bother with something like this?
I remember when I was 14, not only was I staying up late as much as I wanted but that was the age I was started drinking (I could go and buy a beer and nobody would say anything to that) and started going into night clubs. Pretty much everyone from my generation could do that at the time.
The fact that police would actually bother to hassle them for skipping class and even call parents is not only foreign to me but also kind of opressing.
Misspelled "talked".(Page 24) I realized yesterday, after you takled to me,
thanks! Just reread it myself too and saw a few other typos. Will fix when I’m back home!Misspelled "talked".
Except when there is actual crime being committed or people being bullied. Then they are nowhere to be seen.I don’t know exactly myself but I do know its fairly common in anime and manga for police to be more community involved and personal with the locals.