A Story About Treating a Female Knight, Who Has Never Been Treated as a Woman, as a Woman - Vol. 4 Ch. 59 - The Female Knight and a Quarrel

[JumboWheat01]

They're totally a married couple at this point.

 

[Sefferis]

This necklace is enchanted with some deus-ex-machina-magic... How could it pop up like this from beneath her armor otherwise?

 

[RandomFanguy]

First off that necklace is HUGE. Second, I'm sorry Anri has to be the tsukkomi to this idiot couple.

 

[talisay999]

what the hell was that

 

[talisay999]

what the hell was that

 

[screamdoom]

ahhh...the irony

 

[Academic]

Fun fact - Fooly is hung like a horse.
Funner fact - So is Ms. Leo.

 

[MrKawaii]

Everyone here was basically the MC's sister.

 

[magnatrout]

JUST HOLD HANDS ALREADY!!!!

 

[LTalon]

@Fari
In Japanese culture fish and meat are separate concepts. When they say “meat” they’re referring to land based animals; fish isn’t “meat” to them. This contributes to why Japanese Buddhists don’t condemn eating fish (that and how integral seafood is to their diet), and to why it’s very hard to be vegan in Japan. If you ask a Japanese person if say, Dashi stock is vegetarian, they’ll totally say “yes” because it contains no meat.

 

[Kagenashi]

these dorks

 

[maximuffin2]

 

[RedSkyX2]

@Umesan @SilverChaika
Thanks you two for answering.

 

[Angelonius]

@magnatrout LEWD!

 

[Vinther]

They're absolutely married, both of them just don't know it yet.

 

[derpinat0rz]

plot twist they're already married.

 

[Snowave]

oh well all married couple sometime will find a little fight, if both still love each other they will settle down it.

if not, then we talking about divorce here, matey.

 

[jslblaze]

Yes this is a comedy sketch

 

[Echino]

@LTalon We have a similar concept in Judaism. We cannot eat meat and milk together, but fish is not considered meat under Jewish law. Interesting parallel there between Japanese and Jewish culture.

 

[Abbysmauh]

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