Kurenai: "And I made her wear it!"
Me: "... simply out curiosity, certainly not with any intention of replicating your accomplishment, how did you make her wear it?"
@brsity: In his Interlude, he says that he suspected that Romani was under some of the same burdens as a certain person, but that he didn't know his true identity.
@Erogami: In the stories about her, Bradamante is a descendant of Hector, and a devout Catholic -- so meeting someone who was personally acquainted with Jesus of Nazareth is kind of a big deal for her.
@kaminomikan: The gods can't be killed, just returned to the Celestial realms. And depriving Teleskyura of its patron deity would have consequences that would impact far more lives than were put at risk by Kali Familia's actions; it would be disproportionate.
Oh, don't worry, Tsukasa, you'll say it.
Admittedly, it will probably be the last thing you say to him, right before whatever horrible fate will separate the two of you forever does so, but the point is you'll say it!
And there shall come a day when the one using the name Rufus Brode shall be permitted to scribe words of counsel for those who follow him in the Guild of Calamitous Intent, and on that day shall he scribe these words: "Don't kidnap Katarina Claes. Just don't. It never works like you think it will."
@ScatterBrainMD: There is a Santa Vs. Zombies movie, but it's a 5 minute short which doesn't have a sequel, so the movie they're watching is probably not a real thing.
Y'know, just once I'd like it if this series acknowledged the strangeness of the fact that the supporting characters of these stories are ALWAYS named Su Luxia.
"The client is named Su Luxia ... again."
"The client is named Mu Bangxi!"
"What, not Su Luxia?"
"Snicker, yeah, her name's Su...
When a small child sees through one's attempts at deception, the only appropriate response is to admit all, and then enlist the child as your collaborator.