Just seconding @bicyclebastard here that a note about the author’s definition of bulimia being incorrect would be great. I don’t think it’s necessary to comb through a diagnostic manual to find an eating disorder that fits the author’s vision more closely, but I do think a note when this comes...
Aria... you didn’t earn this opportunity, your mom did. She managed to get you BOTH out of the gutter. C’mon girl.
I like that she’s beginning to show flashes of insight into her situation. The character development is good!
The immature nationalism of this arc is kind of a letdown, but I guess a budding evil god isn’t capable of solidarity. At least he propagated a martial art.
The number of readers in a blood rage over a bratty kindergartener is disconcerting. Y’all know that kind of exaggeration isn’t cool but actually pretty gross?
Heronia was written incapable of change, and typically creators write narratives that kill characters who can’t change more before the plot is done. Of course, that tends to go out the window with works deep into the fantasy fulfillment angle, so this dynamic is more classic than contemporary...