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Wait! How does she know that Chiyo falling in love makes her lose her powers? Did she just infer that by sheer observation? Which fits seeing how dangerously sharp she is. Or does she know something about supernatural powers that she's not telling at the moment? Hmmmmmm.

@Rickymex I believe that's what happened too. But how he segued into that conclusion wasn't very clear or some steps were missing. That's why I feel that maybe it was all about phrasing that probably worked better in the original language, since Japanese is very dependent to context. And here...

I feel there are some subtleties between Takada and Kasahara' exchange that were lost in translation. Takada's stretch of logic seems less natural than usual. But how annoyed Kasahara got made me chuckle anyways.

I couldn't focus on the rest of the chapter, because I couldn't get out of my mind the fact that nobody in the theater group gave a crap about Tadano being framed about something everybody most probably knew he didn't do it. Not trying to at least defend him. Knowing very well that tickets...

@Chizan Exactly! Well put. On an added note, if this is what the mangaka is using for his world building in this series, this would be the rare scifi stories I know where the Twin Paradox is pulled off well, exploring how that could affect society, individuals and their family if space...

I believe the mangaka is pulling here The Twin Paradox thought experiment (from Einstein's General Relativity Theory) when it comes to space travel in near light speed (assuming that is the speed the characters that explore space are traveling). Which means the ones who stay on Earth age faster...

Najimi's two protruding strands of hair, almost like antennas, on the top of her head makes her look like a cockroach.