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I'm confused. What happened to "we were sold into slavery"?

I am curious whether they used the term one koku to say "a year's worth of rice".

Hmmm. That looks like a protein structure, since it has alpha-helices in it. So she is a structural biochemist.

My thanks for the translation! It has been a refreshing and fun series. A sweet ending, too. Who knows what high school might bring?

By the way: I like the end-notes on the chapters.

I just hope nobody jumps the bunny

Ha. Looking at the cover at first, I didn't notice the artificial leg. I am enjoying this story, and look forward to more.

All that cleaning raised some dust, and my eyes are watering. . .

I'm pretty sure Kaori is into girls.

Nanami's dress is cute

@Avenger88id: IIRC, after the Battle of Italica, Hamilton was supposed to negotiate with the JSDF over their share of the spoils, etc. Pina was expecting the usual extortion, while the JSDF offered very fair terms (tax breaks, humane treatment of POWs, um . . . other stuff.). Pina praised...

I cannot say how much I hate social cruelty. I've never been able to navigate such politics, and the idea of this situation makes my skin cawl. I certainly hope things will work out. A bit of happiness and understanding, as well as a kind of refuge, would be a huge change in both their lives.

That never occurred to, what Rossi asked in the end. She is very observant and insightful.

So moving. Such a strange thing that a Vocaloid can evoke such feelings. Take heart. Somewhere, down in the layers of the city, Megurine Luka is dancing and singing.

Seems corny, but it's exactly what I needed.

The flashback with the rose was really cute. She really didn't give a thought to her gift, but it made a big impression on him.

Oh, yeah. He's a guy!

This is really sweet. He's a good guy who genuinely like her. She is kind of detached or dissociated in a way that's a bit worrisome, but she is finding that she actually likes him with good reason. I love it.

I just noticed that the Tudor-style frame walls of the buildings also seem to be made of stone or masonry blocks. That doesn't make sense, I think. The timber frame construction is supposed to be filled in with wattle-and-daub. That is, mud supported by woven sticks, and then covered in a layer...

Wow. I didn't realize that crossdressing was going on from chapter 1! Well, whatever. As long as there's more to read, I'm happy!