So was the knowing water from last chapter not dead then? That big pit seemed to be a massive knowing water, but describing the combination of 2 knowing water's as MNH seems odd since they're literally mixing. Unless it's such a homogeneous mixture that people see it as one absorbing the other...
My thoughts now are why don't the Canaries step in sooner to stop the dungeon growth if this is what's really going on. Do they not have enough resources to send to dungeons until they get this bad? Or is it inconclusive whether there's an actual demon/ancient magic involved in some cases and it...
Oh man, this was a blast from the past. I do love how in later chapters, and the latest OVA, Himawari double checks with Sakurako before spending a lot of time with others directly because of this incident.
@LTalon
Perhaps. Considering it's been mentioned previously that Urara divination is just channeling the powers of the Gods of Labyrinth Town, it came across to me as her channeling the powers of Kurou but unless Kurou comes to her first, like during the exam, it's a lot more demanding for her...
The more the canaries show up, the more I like them. And this bit with the dungeon listening to Kabru's desires and Misurn being forced? accidentally? becoming the head of a dungeon makes all the business with the Winged Lion last chapter feel more suspicious.
Arte produces wonderful portraits of women, but couldn't possibly paint a religious work eh?
Time for her to transition into painting biblical women it seems.
@VINT64
Yeah, clearly. But what hasn't been explained is why it showed up in their dreams in chapter 1, collectively as Marisa confirms she also dreamed about it this chapter, or why it showed up here again at all.
Interesting. The full page spreads with the whale and boar still look great. I hope they transition into explaining what the deal is with said boar. Whether it has more to do with Miyoi or Suika or what.
@thofheinz
Pretty sure it's supposed to be an Engrish way of saying Darkness peach. Yami (darkness) + the "chi" bit of piichi (peach).
Not sure why the o is there other than to just string it together.