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Are pages 5 and 6 the same, or is my client just loading improperly?

What is "sleaze mode"? Oh boy.

Extra Caliburn = Excalibur Extra Gram = Ex-Gram? Naming sense oof.

We are under attack! Our forces have engaged the enemy! You must construct more pylons!

Man I really do miss Kenichi.

Baldr, you adorable little rascal. Yes, let's go fishing.

So the love square became a friendship triangle.

Welp, it's Elfen Lied time. Not just in terms of how many people die, and how quickly, but also the method - heads and limbs just pop off, like opening a can of V8!

Like an ex-isekai hero. Foreshadowing Saitou's future path?

A girl for every day of the week, and Sundays off! Or a six-day rotating schedule on weekdays! See, solutions exist as long as everyone is willing to make them work!

Huh. I was expecting some smaller items, but the chapter title is still correct.

@SilverChaika A kuudere doesn't make much sense, because Ryuu is kuudere already. They might struggle to get past a professional relationship, unless one of them experiences a significant change driving them toward romantic expression. Also, if this is a late medieval society played relatively...

Time to make another one of them Chibi-Soras.

Stupid prince threw the game! Aquasteed got a free win!

Did he just? Like, the same as Saitama?

@SilverChaika A taller onee-san type that he'll catch up to as he hits 17-18? The "ara ara" type who works a relatively straightforward job at one of the pubs or inns or something in town? Maybe like Kawamoto Akari from 3-gatsu no Lion?

@vivit The Geneva convention seems to depend on external legal definitions of weapons. In most countries, any object can be treated as a weapon if it is held in a hand eg. an improvised club, or if it is larger than a given size eg. a 6-inch knife, or if it fires projectiles exceeding a given...

Maybe the Joker?

Keep in mind that strategic level bombing carried out during World War I and World War II was permissible under the Hague Conventions of 1899 and 1907, and no modern restrictions were placed until the Geneva Convention of 1949. Under the Hague Conventions the definition of a "defended...

The author's name alone is a good start.