@AgentKuga I forgot the exact storytelling, but the story goes that the storyteller had a dream of being in a ride, like a roller coaster, except that the tracks go straight and that there were other trains behind them. Every once in a while, there were announcements similar to train station...
I just noticed that the climax of Ayumi fighting Kouki was them pinching each other's cheeks.
Not sure if abusive or cute, but I'll lean to the latter.
Huh, neat. So Sétanta here isn't known as the Hound of Chulann, which … maybe means he doesn't have riastrad with which he killed Chulann's dog, leading him to be known as Cú Chulainn?
Not really that surprised that he appeared though, since the assassins' clan name was basically the name of...
This will either be revoked through the typical 'misunderstanding' trope or will be the beginning of the ever beautiful living breathing lesbian disaster
Either way I'm here for the ride
While I'm glad that MC has realized his feelings, is honest and open about it, and still made his intentions clear, I can't get rid of the vibes that the last two chapters he felt kind of … manipulative? I'm sure he didn't intend to and it's nothing malicious, but it still feels a bit off seeing...
I'll never forgive how the anime crunched this entire arc of Melida fighting Eli's shattered dreams and overcoming her insecurities and rising against impossible odds using her brains, timing, and bareknuckled beatdown into only a single episode of action
I'm glad she isn't afraid at all to cut ties from tbe abusive bitch. That's rare. Usually mangas go with the "but she's still your mom" bullshit.
And totally glad the other side was so understanding too. These two had the best dynamics so far and both find happiness at the end. Nice ride.