Am I the only one that's grown tired of the whole "humans are the real monsters" trope? I don't think there's anything new left to be said on that theme. Every interesting angle has been done many times at this point. I don't think I'm going to keep reading this. It's just... rather boring to me.
Haumea doesn't want to be alive and you want to free her from her suffering? Just kill her then, shithead. Don't go deciding everyone else's fate. Screw you.
As adorable as this series is, it's hindered by its central conceit that the two main characters can't communicate. I just wish the protagonist were written as less of a doofus.
...That was a quick seven days. Might as well have just written him spending one night there if all we were going to see were the beginning and end of the visit.
He really is a fairly static character, as is the case for so many of these aloof, can't-be-bothered, who-needs-friends-anyway protagonists. That's not the same as saying he isn't a fully realized character, but he doesn't grow in meaningful ways from who he is at the start of the story.