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Long and probably overly convoluted theory time (but on the other hand, no more convoluted than the "fake Meguro's death" plan): Okay, so if the guy with Jou-kun's bracelets is Jou-kun, then he's been playing dead. I can understand why, since the Mad War had backed him into a corner. Cops...

That's some good killing right there. @Pyoro Tons of hope in this chapter. It's just let down.

das it mane

Thought he was gonna pluck her antenna. Boring.

That reasoning doesn't really work in a voluntary physical competition though, does it? What he should be doing is head up the stairs since the fight will stop once enough people have ascended it.

Aki-kun has ascended to a higher level. This is character development.

@windmill I'm not really sure what to categorize him as, since he doesn't seem motivated by financial gain or passion. He's been indoctrinated from childhood to murder at command, for reasons he doesn't seem to question. "Serial killer" is the broadest category I know for someone who murders a...

Fable isn't going to beat someone up for something mundane like peeping, he's a serial killer with no idea about social norms, he just wants to know more because it's part of his assignment.

Is it raining?

I'm sure that jackpot was legit, and totally not a way to hook a new guy on gambling. It's definitely a coincidence that his "friend" invited him there, as well.

@monkey123 Fite me IRL.

Wow, this is utter shit. I'm kind of impressed, honestly.

Refreshing with a main character whose reactions to events are hard to predict. Almost all protagonists would react by wanting to protect Misaki, but Fable remains a mystery.

dumb post: by me

dumb comment is dead and dumb

Who could've guessed that a Mexican boxer held the key to FTL travel?

Thank you for translating this, it's far too good to be abandoned.

This manga makes me feel bad about myself, others, and life itself.

@Nitrorare Are you really rooting for gang-style "justice"?

I see, so she corrupted him this early.