I feel like this author is the kind of person who revels in insanity. I would not be shocked to hear that he literally makes up his chapter's plots as they're drawn, panel by panel, without any feedback.
Oh no... He's using this as an opportunity to enact his revenge on the world that took away his first life and the light of his second life.
He's definitely a good person, but warped for sure. The black star in his eye is creepy as hell.
Man. Good thing he ran away from that messed up family.
Kind of shitty that he didn't tell his daughter what was going on, but that might have actually only served to make it more dangerous for her.
This sounds insanely Singularity or Lostbelt-like. A timeline where humanity usurped the fabric of the world against the very branches of time sounds pretty catastrophic...
Aka really needed a place to explore darker themes, and I'm glad he got the chance to do it here.
I always kind of liked the darker side of Aka back when ib was being written (though not to the point of edge). I deeply awaited the day Aka would come out as a more polished author with the drive...
Oi, don't forget that Evans here actually showed an incredible amount of empathy and sympathy here. No matter how perverted he is, he's actually a good man.
Fuck. I thought he would somehow get the bomber into the ball, but I forgot that the ball is basically Avalon for him too - he can't be hurt if he's inside it.
I wonder how Yurea and everyone else will react to this...
Also, @dojinshi - cuts over your eyes are especially prone to bleeding...
I doubt she's isekai'd or from the future. The latter would lead to severe causality loops (even in a world with parallel timelines).
It's more likely that she remembers bits and pieces of her previous life that occurred in the past of this world.