Tojo is really incorporating strategy and psychological warfare lately. I guess she's trying to switch it up after a semester of just using brute force.
At least it's more diplomatic than just chasing Saya down. It's not better, but it's not worse.
On a happier note, looks like Kaiser's goblin...
I love Kaisermutt's weird goblin avatar thing.
On a more relevant topic, Namekawa is way more trusting of Tojo than one would expect. You'd think at this point she'd have a whip and a chair handy like a lion tamer whenever she was within 60 meters.
It's kinda like if Junji Ito wrote a yuri. The series treats Tojo as if she's some sorta supernatural monster; it's one of my favorite things about this series.
Thanks for the chapter!
Edit: The "Meekay" debacle was one of the scant few times Tojo has actually mocked Namekawa. Unsurprising...
@Krune Every now and then, Namekawa seems somewhat impressed/smitten with the Prez.
But then she realizes who Tojo is, and what she does, and what she's like, and the spell wears off.
@Kefkabot Inexplicable power that allows her to scale several-meter trees with a few casual hops. Stern, handsome face with a piercing gaze. Bizarre quirks. Hot temper. Single-minded, almost mechanical dedication to justice. A gang of weird-os taking up her cause.
And she just ora ora ora'd...
@Tcof Oddly enough, she considers them her friends. She had a rough go of it in middle-school; people called her plain, ignored, and bullied her for the most part.
For all their perversions, Tojo and the gang think the world of Namekawa, they're fairly neighborly to her, and they include her in...
I'd also like to take a moment to comment on how fast Kaisermutt is doing all this. Three cheers for that; I'd gotten used to seeing new English Namekawa stuff once every three months. Lol.
Strap in, Namekawa. The ride never ends.
While it wasn't super substantive, I'm glad you didn't skip this one; it was pretty funny, and your blurbs are informative!
Good work, Kaisermutt, you freakin' hero of justice