@Theta they should have probably translated it as "debutante." Actually prom originated as an upper crust debutante with origins in the middle ages, but once America's middle class started growing they decided to host their own events to make marriage alliances with other rising families...
I'm glad they're not glossing over Layla's disgusting behavior, because it is a crime. I stand behind Cecil's decision-making. It's a good thing she didn't tell Ashley because a servant killing a Duke's son will undoubtedly be executed, but didn't just leave it there and went to Gray for help...
Tsukina's cafe is so relaxing it's even peaceful for us readers. Their relationship is so sweet and mature. I'm so happy to see their relationship slowly bloom with neither of them denying their interest
@Nogoodimaginativename Ikr I felt so bad for her and she's such a sweet girl. I wonder if it has to do with the curse on her from being made from black magic. I hope by the end they remove it so she can live happily
@PrinceTenjou Except wanting a family isn't selfish? She's just a kid, but even if she were 20, 30, or 40 years old I can understand wanting a real family. Every kid deserves a parent. While she was raised in comfort, it's clear that she's still a guest to the Prime Minister's family and that...
I feel kind of bad for the Emperor. Gods are always fickle and selfish and it must feel like betrayal to have lived your life in accordance to their wishes only to be deemed not good enough
I'm glad they didn't suddenly leap to fiery romance and are instead focusing on a natural development to their relationship and building trust first. I'm so invested in this story
The writing is so solid. The mom isn't just blandly cruel but also narcissistic and paranoid. The scary part is she's hurting Tia out of a warped sense of love, ownership, and fear of abandonment. Tia becoming her own person and leaving her terrifies her
I'm loving her new outfits. Definitely prefer them over her frilly dresses. Excited for this arc when she gets to build her own powerbase instead of being at the mercy of others
@greatninja3 That's one possibility. It could also be that the dragons only want to serve Hiryuu. It's been shown that they're fanatically loyal to the King. So whether they were part of the problem before the coup, or the new family wanted to abuse their power, it might just be they have no...