I'm glad they haven't undermined the severity of what Cayena went through in her past life. I feel like a lot of stories sometimes make it look so easy to overcome traumatic incidents, especially those of an abusive nature. She was forced to live with a man who abused her physically and...
So if she is able to change him, then will she give up on her goal of freedom? Initially she just wanted to gain enough power to escape from being under his thumb, but I guess if he just becomes a simp for her, then it's fine?
Does this world not have a place for people who've committed crimes? Killing all of them seems really callous, even if they were all dirtbags. First his whole moral righteousness speech about how a small act of kindness is more deadly than turning a blind eye, and now this disregard for human...
I really feel bad for Irene here (these guys really seem to have zero care for her emotional well-being seeing that they prioritize their own egos over her mental health) BUT Ria definitely has no obligation to get involved, especially when there's such a big power difference and Ria's family...
Yo wtf Julian, none of Lina's actions or words have gone beyond platonic affection. Literally, the girl's own inner monologue says that she thinks of Henri only as a friend! If you're gonna do this passive aggressive bullshit, go give this speech to your boi Henri b/c he's the one that's aiming...
Oh man this chapter had so many iconic Scarlet moments!
First, the whole "this door is push not pull" lmaoo
And then she literally used the spear as a baseball bat to hit away the flail - what a queen
Of course such an iconic quote: "Even pigs fly when hit"
Scarlet I love you <3
It's very weird that Cassis knows about the Agriche's poisonous flower research - could this have something to do with his memory of part of him being "locked away"? Like his power is connected to him knowing about stuff that no one else should know? Lol maybe Cassis's power is omniscience.
Or...