Busou Shoujo Machiavellism - Vol. 4 Ch. 21

[MangaDex]

 

[Wolvenworks]

omg CAT scans is still alive?

 

[Xunder]

 

[versub]

see you guys in 4 months

 

[ma_ko]

@versub

more like 4 years

 

[duylinh]

"Strongest twintail"

 

[Xaelath]

The 7th volume cover seems introduce a new character..

 

[ImperiumZero]

Damn, she's fast. And she's hot.

 

[kwendy]

I am surprised I never noticed it earlyer, but rushing towards your enemy with long weapon "end it with single blow"-style is stupid. Especially when your opponent have virtually no reach.

 

[gaigous]

See, that's why I love this author, they know how to build tension in a villain of the week format properly, and make sure the characters actions have consequences, good or bad, it doesn't matter, they have goddamn consequences.

 

[quanle]

@Xaelath there are actually 46 chapters = 9 vols out already

 

[Kyujyu]

Omg new chapter!

 

[Nakanowatari]

I remember this scene from the anime. But damn till this day I still dont get the green haired girl, like who is who its just so confusing man

 

[loki266]

I don't even know what's happening anymore. I feel like re-reading the whole manga every time they release a new chapter.

 

[ngkn92]

The girl who saved is mitori, the other "monster who try to be human" is original Misogi, but she pretend to be her sister so well, no one including their mother can tell them apart.
That's why she doesnt know what to feel, she only pretend to be another human all this time.
Its rather simple, really, re read to see.

 

[Velsy]

Ahaha, "Schools strongest twin-tail" cracked me up. Thats guys a legend. Loli could of worked too.

 

[SSS26032002]

The empress is just too strong for them.. what is with her skin though. Is she just fast enough to dodge in a manner that goes with the curvature of her body?
Nomura needs auto counter here..

 

[kawaii123456]

Man this is the part that completely destroyed the anime for me. (Satori/real Misogi) is just too unforgivable and the whole deal with her sister just made me recoil. The comedy had already been wearing thin, but this destroyed it.