In the end I don't see how this is so different from the options they were given.
If Reika had have sacrifced herself, her mind would've probably stayed in fake world (since that's why the aliens argued the humans stay alive), only that her body would've been (mainly?)dead.
Now she's staying in...
@Geohie yeah, I guess I've just never met that specific type of teacher, so characters like that always seems a bit unreal to me. Not impossible though. Just hard to imagine, but logic is not what makes them act like that anyway.
"This is a servant's job", well doesn't it fit you perfectly then.
Since you don't seem any more useful than that at protecting her.
...Unless people throw flowers.
Bwhahahaha! They want to intimidate her with a man and admit she's the only one who can tame a monster right after!
But hey, no need to think things through!
They're hilarious.
This is great! He will visit her and they will fall in love and they will have a cute house and a big dog...
Although I hope he doesn't see her as a partner, but as a friend.
Don't know why, I'd just prefer that.
Either the king was trying to give Shu Gan some hints or he's incredibly bad at playing in character.
Talking about things his character most likely wouldn't know and all.
Then again, Shu Gan didn't even recognise his father's voice...