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I love the fact that the maid is in that group shot at the end. Oh and hey, a father who actually looks like a brutal, bloodthirsty knight instead of a fashion model for once.

@MianneChan: I've been reading the novel series in Japanese. I don't think it's translated in English. About Fel, where I'm at, it's still a mystery.

Sure, the plan was dumb and solved nothing in the long run, but props to her for writing an entire novel in one night.

@aelf: You're very welcome. But at only two volumes, I shouldn't think the series will dropped.

So the tombstone is reacting to Adele much like she is drawn to the forest? Hmm...

...This knight is a man of mysteries. Such as: how did he miss the fact that there was writing on the tombstone? And how does he manage to hunt in a cloak that long without tripping over it? I find it reassuring that she seems to have a soothing effect on the knight's illness: it gives him a...

Spoilers because why not:

What a way to start your day... Thanks for the release!

@Dislike: And thank you for voicing a different point of view. I definitely agree with you on how she isn't capable of being her normal self when it comes to Cabel. Like you, I'm looking forward to seeing the character development she'll need to go through to get over that. Hopefully, it will...

@Dislike: To be honest, I understand and agree with everything you said. You're absolutely right in saying that fear is irrational and therefore beyond her control, and that Renée's point of view isn't the same as the readers'. But the problem for me is that the author (whether that's the...

@arialee40 Exactly! So far, he's one of those 'love to hate, hate to love' kind of characters. It makes things interesting. And yeah, he's hot.

I... kind of like the emperor. In a 'I can't wait to see him destroyed' kind of a way, sure, but at least I can see why he's the emperor. Now if only Cedric had inherited the same eyebrows instead of those hairy caterpillars clinging to his forehead...

@ValKnight: ranks in European nobility weren't really as strict and hierarchical as Asian comics like to make out. There was a clear divide between royalty and the rest, and yes, dukes tended to be held in greater respect than most, but after that, how people saw you depended at least as much on...

I'm curious about the weird dynamics here: is everyone so anti-Abella and pro-Lephaia (or however you spell that) simply because of the magic, or is there something else? Because Abella seems to have been brought up oddly isolated even before her magic evaluation. And it's just bizarre that...

Penelope honestly had that coming. If you've only just survived an assassination attempt and some random person with a terrible reputation sneaks up on you in the dark and where they have no business to be, then of course you're going to be a little jumpy. I doubt the prince survived this long...

This is fun in a fairly nonsensical sort of a way, but what I can't get over is that the crown prince is straight up called 'Anon'. Like really, he has so little presence or worth that he doesn't even have a proper name? xD

Talk of engagement, huh? Welp, I expect things to come crashing down in the next chapter then.

I too would give up a holiday to see a werewolf getting curb stomped.

Thoth suddenly seems really fishy... And that plan of his doesn't sound like it could possibly end well for Seth.

Poor kid. Regardless of what she may or may not end becoming, that's not a way to treat a child. Also, are apathetic-looking black-haired aides a must-have accessory for this royal family?