We interrupt this story's faux European aesthetics to bring you...faux Babylonian aesthetics, complete with ziggurat?
What a weird fantasy, but that's at least more original than fantasy Catholicism.
"I don't care what others think"
This isn't just about other people's opinions, it's about you not ending up in prison and never seeing your wife again, you dumbass motherfucker
Smoll detective is the real MVP. I understand that Sacchi has trauma and thus can't trust easily, but she really needed someone to tell her her definition of trust was fucked up nonsense.
"there's no such thing as "reintegrating within society", there's a reason why heinous criminals get death penalty, some people are simply incapable of change"
I quite disagree with a statement taking the conclusion "death penalty exists", and extrapolating from it that people are incapable of...
Hey, now she realizes using her powers willy nilly and suddenly acting confident can come bite her in the ass. She should have played along as falsely submissive while plotting her escape since the beginning, her change in behaviour just attracts suspicion.
@jstoru no, that was an unfounded rumour that came out of /fgog/ and/or Reddit.
What actually occurred was that Narita said that he would hold off on the release of his new novel, because he heard that Enkidu would turn up in Babylon, presumably to see how Nasu would do the character. Then...
Negative character development is a thing in writing too, and character arc doesn't have to be an upwards arc, it can also be fluctuating with mountains and valleys. Think of it like drug addiction or depression, where the victim may get help and get out of it...only to fall again into old...