@Invader_Retro: Thanks. To be fair, though, "Leah" in Japanese does get pronounced as Ria, and given that the country the character hails from appears to be modelled after Medieval Europe, it seems fair to assume that "Ria" is supposed to represent a name from European language* unless there's clear evidence indicating otherwise.
* Yes, I know "Leah" is Hebrew in origin, but it's been imported to Europe's many cultures since long ago, so it still counts as part of their languages.
The names may effectively be the same, but it's also kinda sloppy to be inconsistent with which you use. It would make sense if it were two different people saying the name two different ways, one being a Japanese native and the other being from somewhere like Europe for instance. But this is the same person in the same scene.
I know it's not a huge deal, but again it just brings the quality down that tiny little bit just like any other grammatical error.
I don't mind him not sleeping with her. I mean, her body probably requires considerably more strengthening before it could handle a half-human baby kicking in the womb.
That said, his reasoning here (especially given her actions and explicitly telling him that she wants his children back in ch. 9) is lame.
@HenryTUns The obvious solution would be to have her ingest a good dose of human dna before trying to conceive. Make it a daily routine just to be safe.
@Hollow7F the addictive and aphrodisiac effects of human power probably make it harder to tell. After all, you can't really trust someone who is not in their right mind.
That said, she is sober now so if you aren't sure of her feelings then ASK! There's dense and then there's ignorance born of idiocy or cowardice.
@Hollow7F Yes of course... Butt! The effect would be stronger if she was ingesting a certain other kind of substance. Then again "that" certain other kind of substance would probably be too much, butt! If she could take it once then the rest would be easier.