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Now on top of Raphtalia and Firo, there's also Eclair, Sakura, Kou, Yuki, Kiel and all the other Philorials from the slave trader. Any timeline where these VIPs are not saved is automatically a lost timeline.

@Mushroom_X It doesn't look like she didn't accept him. Uraha was born out of her affection for him after all.

I'm sitting here wondering why the parents themselves never told her he was adopted.

I'm getting a sense of deja vu.

Ion Cannon activated.

@nbhstcqbvvpmacjrmv I understand that, but there's no shortage of stories about family that turns on you and still expects your blood loyalty. This manga could be about one such case, hence why I mentioned that if he doesn't want her, she could just let him go and close that chapter of her life...

@nbhstcqbvvpmacjrmv Humans are strange creatures and can turn on you for the most complex reasons, but what reason could he possibly have to be aggressive towards his sister to the point of physical abuse? She was right next to him when he got the news, and was just as shocked. Loss of loved...

I still don't see the reason why her biological brother would turn hostile towards her. Shouldn't he have become excessively protective of her because of all the people who want their heritage money instead? It's already been shown that he doesn't want any help and is too mentally weak to...

Mistery hood guy's hair went from white to black the moment he took his hood off and started using his Force powers. He may have fused with a Demon Lord entity.

It's wise to remember that Shiraishi is still an escaped convict who's after the gold for his own gain, with or without Botarou's meddling. His façade of comic relief might just let him pull the rug from under everyone else's feet when they eventually find it.

Landlord-san sure has a lot of patience dealing with the soldiery living under his roof. I wonder if he is a retired Sergeant of the JSDF, given his age. It would be fitting for the theme of the manga.

This might be the beginning of the end of the story. Also, Laius' pauldrons are raised around the edge for neck and face protection, yet he doesn't keep his shoulders shrugged up when hunting the rabbit.

Everything that has been shown so far between Uiha and Uraha has been just everyday sibling teasing. What people are calling Uraha's "blackmail" is a very mild form of that. In fact, they're on very good terms compared to many real-life sibling relationships these days. Uraha doesn't seem to go...

It's ending? The author dropped so many hints that Sadako-chan's backstory was going to be expanded on.

He'll probably be able to excuse his odd behavior and dodge suspicion by claiming their mother leaving them behind forever at the amusement park "made" him like this.

Owner-san is basically a surrogate father to these rascals.

@RyoSaeba "Reading too much into it," sure. Noda adds constant references and easter eggs of western media on almost every chapter. It was just a guess, not a dissertation on the metaphorical meaning behind it.

Page 10 is a reference to Nirvana's Nevermind album cover.

So what's preventing people from throwing games so they can be picked by their friends instead of merit in this system?

With each passing chapter I'm becoming more convinced that Uraha came into existence for the sole purpose of bringing Uiha and her brother together again as they used to be, and when that is sorted out, she'll disappear. Judging by the author's track record, I expect a bittersweet ending. What a...