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@Seink I'm pretty sure that Conrad's hand was shaking for a reason similar to (if not exactly) what saphirekosmos said. Hopefully, the damage isn't permanent. Thankfully, Leslie has the Salvatores, Conrad, and her surviving uncle, Taryn, on her side. So, she can safely show just how strong she...

I'm not sure what exactly he's suspecting her of, but he's clearly 1) jumping the gun to the point of idiocy, 2) not properly considering his position as a prince (especially as the heir apparent), and 3) a huge sexist jerk. Alex would make the better king, siscon or no, considering how petty...

@Azulish Thank you for your hard work. @MasterPannya You'll need to read the novel for that.

Syl is a self-centred jerk, alright. I bet he's expecting Octavia to be oh-so-convenient. So while he's off extolling having found his "true love" and indulging in a biologically fruitless relationship when he needs an heir, he'll shovel his little sister into a political marriage and make her...

As someone who was bullied from when I started school until almost 11th grade, I cannot find any sense to Wakaba's actions. She is passive, weak, unthinking, and stupidly naïve (if that's what you call trusting a bully out of the blue for no reason whatsoever). The male lead? He appears to be...

@SundayHaze Sorry about that: I interpreted the question mark at the end of your previous post as making the entire statement sarcastic. Even if the expletives did bother me (which they did not), it would hypocritical of me to criticize it. It certainly doesn't make you dumb. My earlier point...

Page 12 has an error: our male lead knows his origins very well, it's others who don't, which is probably what he's pointing out here. @SundayHaze If you don't like it, don't read it. It's bad practice to bash something for not being to your taste, not to mention rude. I mean, it isn't exactly...

If Tohru and the long-haired guard are friends, why doesn't Tohru restore his hand?

Fun Fact: the love of boxes is not confined to the domestic cat, all sorts of wild felines love them, including the big cats. When a lion or tiger sees an empty crate, they're pretty much guarantied to enter it…

This chapter is missing a page: page 22 is supposed to be a 2-page spread. That's why the art cuts off bizarrely.

I'm pretty sure that when the royal family finds out that the relative in whose care she had been placed by their orders (did I read that correctly? or was it only approval?) were abusing her the same way her father had been (which is what incited him to attack to begin with) and either...

It's chapter 10.5, take 2. I can tell from the stuff in the margins that this copy is from volume 3, but…

I bet the entire class just wants them to start going out already (being on the sidelines can be frustrating).

Can't she just have the lenses changed?

Generals are supposed to focus on tactics and strategy; it is NOT a job for muscle-heads.

It seems that the Salvatore estate is partially based on the Biltmore (that Vanderbilt estate in North Carolina)... (It's that distinctive front.) Heh, Leslie looks up to the Duchess too much, and Sairaine is already trying to be overprotective, while the boys want to spoil her. And then...

Sairaine's a repeat offender; it makes the part where Bethrion throws him out even funnier. Also, Leslie did go out a few times, and both the prince and several priests saw how she looked, not to mention her wounds. There's solid evidence, however sparse.

@Rizkyarief and Kaarme It's nothing that humane: it's called dehumanization. You treat and present a human being as less than human, and suddenly all sorts of cruelties become easy to do (for most of the populous, anyway). Basically, the less human a person is considered by another, the easier...

It's Demeter, definitely. Just like everyone else, I have my theories about how other figures, such as Persephone will figure into the story... and Hecate (the goddess of medicine and numerous other things, she lived in the underworld, but was a major goddess). If Let's just see how it all...

Hiiragi is supposed to be an olive nymph, but she's adorned with hollies... Is what I thought at first. Then I looked up "hiiragi." The translators messed up that panel: the Japanese have two terms for olives in general; "hiiragi" (柊) is Japanese for a specific native olive plant, the holly...