@RamenRider exactly. This made no sense. A normal person wouldn't ever trust or accept being under these guys again, let alone Bat, who doesn't look like the type to take bullshit from others.
Like for real, what if blue or those guys hadn't shown up? 'haha oopsie. i transformed him into a...
I don't really think Sei is going to end up being the villain. This is most likely just him feeling guilty over it. Doesn't make much sense otherwise, considering that we already saw how he interacted with others... unless all of that was just his imagination, but that would make this series'...
@Theozilla definitely a red herring. It'd be too obvious if it was him doing the experiments. It's most likely someone within Neo, or maybe Blast himself, calling it right now.
@groove819 thought the same. I think it's intentional.
@BrunoVilla and everyone talking about Moe's big bro: it's most likely just her making up an (exaggerated) excuse to bail and leave the two alone.
@Brenchseijin Maybe it was his conscience, making him feel guilty over it, now that it's all mostly settled.
Either way, i hope the author doesn't go with 'seichii did it!'; it's a bit lame to make all that buildup to end like that.
@Elandriel next chapter scenes most like. I imagine he'll find the courage and honesty within himself to say that he is enjoying the time with her, and that she souldn't feel guilty, judging by how he is saying it with apparent conviction and she is crying.
What a great story. I'm so glad i've stumbled upon this manga. Legit felt like i've found a diamond!
I'm very happy i got to read all of it. The ending was quick, but very satisfying, and if anything, just kept us, the audience, wanting more. Altough i am sad to see a series with so much...
Well, the place seems to be hospitable enough as it is, there's not really much need for him to finish the job. The giants now seem to be weak and afraid to act, anyway.