Is that even the closet, though? Just because it's dark doesn't mean it's a small, enclosed space. More likely they're outside the room, peeping through a cracked doorway.

Mahoro is not a moeblob, but why is she so so so adorable?

Also, what are Kuuko and Yukime doing in the literal closet together?

Insane Amounts of Sex

They're totally in a closet at the end of 41, but they can also go through walls (see page 1 of this chapter for foreshadowing). They may have just went in to spy

Altair posted:

They're totally in a closet at the end of 41, but they can also go through walls (see page 1 of this chapter for foreshadowing). They may have just went in to spy

Maybe they just love to get in and out of the closet

Altair posted:

They're totally in a closet at the end of 41, but they can also go through walls (see page 1 of this chapter for foreshadowing). They may have just went in to spy

Maybe they just love to get in and out of the closet

They should come out of the closet already.

They're totally in a closet at the end of 41, but they can also go through walls (see page 1 of this chapter for foreshadowing). They may have just went in to spy

Yeah, no. That didn't sit right with me. It's a living room in a traditional japanese house. It's bordered by shoji-style doors, so it probably doesn't even have a closet, so I went looking through some of the other chapters to get a read on the layout of the room, and it doesn't. It's bordered on three sides by the entryway, the hallway to the bedrooms, and a another room adjacent to the courtyard. The third wall faces the outside of the wall and seems to have a window, although I'm less sure about that.

https://dynasty-scans.com/chapters/ayakashiko_ch06

In the middle planel there, The doors in the foreground are the same doors that we see Yukime and Kuuko hiding behind in the latest chapter. That's another adjacent room they're in, which is itself adjacent to the hallway that leads out to the courtyard.

https://dynasty-scans.com/chapters/ayakashiko_ch03#24

Here's a shot of Mahoro in that room, looking out into the courtyard.

They're definitely in the next room. Alone. With the lights off for some reason.

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I don't think one can accuse any of these girls of being in the closet, especially those two.

Everyone loves Mahoro, therefore Mahoro x Harem is the correct route!

Everybody get on board!

There could be a house layout in one of the volume extras. If someone happened to lay their hands on them, we'd distribute the hell out of them...

And not that this would be the first time they were listening in on that room from a closet
https://dynasty-scans.com/chapters/ayakashiko_ch19#12

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There could be a house layout in one of the volume extras. If someone happened to lay their hands on them, we'd distribute the hell out of them...

And not that this would be the first time they were listening in on that room from a closet
https://dynasty-scans.com/chapters/ayakashiko_ch19#12

That closet's in the next room over, though. That's the room they're peeking from in Chapter 41, but you can tell from the style of the door that they're actually in the room proper instead of hidden in the closet.

I always wonder in these impoverished young single person suddenly has to go broke and live in abject, precarious poverty to accommodate monsters and supernatural beings - how, exactly, did they all get by BEFORE they enslaved the human through their exreme kindness? I realize it's to show character - but some of that character seems to be over-the-top impractical.

I always wonder in these impoverished young single person suddenly has to go broke and live in abject, precarious poverty to accommodate monsters and supernatural beings - how, exactly, did they all get by BEFORE they enslaved the human through their exreme kindness? I realize it's to show character - but some of that character seems to be over-the-top impractical.

So, A: There's no poverty here. Mahoro lives in a house in Tokyo. This girl is clearly f---ing rich, it's just that she has to spend a lot on living expenses. Even so, she didn't think twice about taking in Nene. She does fuss over money, but that seems more like a personality trait than a product of circumstances. (Otherwise, she would've swallowed her pride and sold the "WeeU") I assume her family is well off and she spends her substantial allowance on feeding the ayakashi. Whether she needs to is ambiguous? Yukime suggested they don't need to eat, being ghosts, but Kii and Kuuko immediately objected. I suspect that's more about them liking to eat than needing to. It'd be a bit odd for Yukime to not know at this point that she needs to eat. That said, if they do need food, it's not like it'd be hard for them to sneak what they need here and there, since anything they pick up appears to vanish from existence instantly.

B: As for what they did before Mahoro, they explicitly address this. Before Mahoro, her grandmother took care of the place. Before her grandmother moved in, the ayakashi were hiding in the empty house. Kii was the zashiki-warashi for the house, so she was already there, and Kuuko and Yuuki met when Kuuko was the god of Yuuki's villiage. They have presumably been wandering the country together as ayakashi for a couple centuries, and know how to take care of themselves.

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why u gotta go and make me teary with such a sweet chapter

I always wonder in these impoverished young single person suddenly has to go broke and live in abject, precarious poverty to accommodate monsters and supernatural beings - how, exactly, did they all get by BEFORE they enslaved the human through their exreme kindness? I realize it's to show character - but some of that character seems to be over-the-top impractical.

So, A: There's no poverty here. Mahoro lives in a house in Tokyo. This girl is clearly f---ing rich, it's just that she has to spend a lot on living expenses. Even so, she didn't think twice about taking in Nene. She does fuss over money, but that seems more like a personality trait than a product of circumstances. (Otherwise, she would've swallowed her pride and sold the "WeeU") I assume her family is well off and she spends her substantial allowance on feeding the ayakashi. Whether she needs to is ambiguous? Yukime suggested they don't need to eat, being ghosts, but Kii and Kuuko immediately objected. I suspect that's more about them liking to eat than needing to. It'd be a bit odd for Yukime to not know at this point that she needs to eat. That said, if they do need food, it's not like it'd be hard for them to sneak what they need here and there, since anything they pick up appears to vanish from existence instantly.

Additionally, it’s shown that when Kuuko lost the ability to manifest and stopped getting donations, she was fine. Yeah, she was getting stuff but from (future) Yukime, but before that started she seemed utterly unconcerned with her future well-being. She certainly wasn’t acting like she NEEDED the offerings to survive.

;_;

im not crying yur cryings shutup

Oh my god tiny Mahoro. It's so cute. Ugh.

Thanks for the super cute update. When I think about it though, it's really sad. If I imagine how Mahoro would look like everytime, she's all alone in a big house - except when Emi's there. cries

I'm happy manga readers can see the Ayakashi too. T___T

Young Mahoro, young grandma... ;_;

No yuri this chapter, but oh the feels T.T

I miss my grandparents now...

Emi increased Mahoron Mastery to 100

when the yuri gonna start!?

Everyone loves Mahoro, therefore Mahoro x Harem is the correct route!

Everybody get on board!

But Mahoro doesn't even seem to realize she's loved by everyone. It's cute watching her get flustered.