Big Aino with a huge grin on the broom...god I just want her to be happy.
Also I can't blame her for not being upset about the resurrection. She gets to be a goofy little gremlin now instead of having to replace her brother.
Speaking of, oof on the parallels. Curious to see how it shakes out in the second half of the family reunion.

There were probably more hints before about Aino's pressure that will be obvious on a reread, but man honestly this chapter makes me look even harder into the whole"childification" aspect of all this. Because Aino's childhood was taken from her in order to be the hero that was asked of her after her brother died. So like, wandering around the world as a younger version of her, having wonderful adventures with the person she cares about most? She's literally living the life she was denied and missed for the sake of the mission. The mission that killed her! She didn't survive the demon king, she trained her whole life in her brother's shadow only to die too. Iro is what brought her to life, both extremely literally, but also in the past when they first met, as seemingly one of the few people who saw her more than her role, and chose to take on the burden with her.
Augh this is so good. The mom isn't even like some terrible, comically manipulative villain. She's a grieving mother with extremely high expectations, likely for both of her children, that ended up entirely directed upon Aino when her brother died. It already hurts and is only going to hurt more in a month. So long to wait, but thank you for the translation!!

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I'm sure that two people who have forced their daughter to become a copy of their late son will be completely normal about the existence of resurrection magic

I'm sure that two people who have forced their daughter to become a copy of their late son will be completely normal about the existence of resurrection magic

Or even, that two people who have forced their daughter to take up the mantle of their dead son will be completely normal learning that she's died as well and that after this visit is over, they'll likely never get to see her again.

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@doughnatsu Thank you for putting into words all the things I was thinking while reading and working on this chapter. It's insaneee that the burden of these parents' expectations killed both of their kids and produced no proud legacy, only grief.

@gaudynails this is literally the funniest thing i've ever read about great trip. yeah

God I absolutely love this manga. It's fantastic in every way. For some reason of all the yuri I read on here, THIS is the one I think should get a small anime release, more people should see this'n.

Uffs, her parents just take Ano as replace of her brother even changing her body, could not be just a comedy gag her body form
Anyway, mom need a girl to be her cheating patner

Awesome to see a yuri that has so many references to my home country and language, torille! Also, Iro's name could also be based on the Finnish name Iiro, though it's most commonly used for men.

Also, Iro's name could also be based on the Finnish name Iiro, though it's most commonly used for men.

This is actually the first thing our QC Menord and I discussed while we were deciding to pick up the series. They suggested Iiro, as well as Ilo.

The reasons we went with Iro were:
1) we found official content posted by GanGan Joker with Iro romanized as such, and we're not going to argue with the author;
2) my calendar has a name day for Iro listed on April 5 alongside Irene, Ira, Irina, while curiously Menord's calendar doesn't. So at least my calendar's publisher thought it was a valid name :p

Just when I think it's a saf flashback chapter, this manga makes me CRY AGAIN!!!!! Aino was trying to live up to an impossible standard, a dead brother, parents who only see her as a replacement for a lost child, and not to mention, THE FATE OF THE WORLD.

But, no biggie.

It was amazing that she got to meet someone who could show her a moment of beauty and wonder instead of the constant dread and pressure that became her life.

Who knew that getting killed and resurrected as a mini-person could be a good thing?

So much to chew on in this chapter, but my monkey brain got stuck on the "looks like we shared our first times together" moment

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I was wondering what the parents meant at the end of the chapter but then realize it was about how they were told it a curse and not a botched resurrection.

Well, maybe... this could lead to something good where they find some way to save Aino? or turn things more complicated in the future.

maaaaan, fuck those parents. shit parents. horrible. deserving of bad thigns.

Christ what horrible and creepy af parents...they absolutely gonna come back in the story at a later date and not in anything representing support for Aino. My gods my red flag alert has been nonstop since their introduction

chp 7#43 hits close to home
Big saddies.
But as Aino said, no use thinking about it now. I pray that everyone is able to find a cozy nest for themselves

Oh no.

Aino's mom almost managed to figure out what she did wrong but no, instead because they've intuited the curse isn't real they're going to hunt down the truth, and, an incomplete resurrection magic, it's not a good secret to give these parents in particular.

I bet the mother is gonna find out it's resurrection magic and force Iro to try and bring back her son.

I bet the mother is gonna find out it's resurrection magic and force Iro to try and bring back her son.

Oooh haven't thought about that, yeah things could get nasty.

I forget, is resurrection illegal or blasphemous in this setting? Like why are they hiding it?

I forget, is resurrection illegal or blasphemous in this setting? Like why are they hiding it?

iirc it's based on Iro's research of forbidden magic yeah

I forget, is resurrection illegal or blasphemous in this setting? Like why are they hiding it?

iirc it's based on Iro's research of forbidden magic yeah

The resurrection magic is also explicitly still incomplete so Aino is on a very limited clock.

But onto the new chapter. I do hope the two of them just say no and leave. Like, sorry not sorry, but fuck off! You'll find out through the letter I'm sure but Aino does not have the time to answer to summons like these.

Was the sauna manager supposed to be a reference to the Finnish sauna gnome?

Ok I'm a slowpoke, went back to check in chapter one and it seems the translator already mentioned that there is a lot of Finnish stuff in this story after figuring it out in the new chapter lol (I missed the page, sorry!).

Honestly, that pretty cool.

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I really dislike the parents, both of them. I wonder if the story will really redeem them or will they just always stand in the way ? Children are not their parent's tool or even property. Let her be happy, she has done more than enough for this world...