Yo, I genuinely didn't read a death flag this early. Like, a couple of chapters, sure, the girl wasn't gonna hold up, but the end of the pilot? Whew, boy. Also, like, genuinely expected between these two that it'd be consensual and all, but that's besides the point. But I like the overall flavour of the thing as presented in the chapter. There's a lot of sugar, but in the blend are also a lot of other spices waiting for their highlight on the palate. Lotsa spice, that's a definite.
Now I don't necessarily deem her dead dead, but I'm open to being surprised further. I wonder how this implicates the other one. I hope she's remorseful, and it was a libido/hunger-driven frenzy type thing rather than a cold and calculated deed. I wouldn't mind a third-party thing, and that she's innocent, that might be too convoluted too early.
Either way, I was already sold when I saw vampire yuri, there was no need to invest anything further lol.
And sort of as an aside, vampires are inherently very intimate and sexual by nature, vampire girls are... I guess at this point, by influence and coding are inherently gayer than most, but up to the final pages of the chapter, shit was almost surprisingly homoerotic... uh... lesboerotic? sapphoerotic? You know what I mean. Part of me feels like this is just Yukiko's style, considering their works and all, but more practically, I'm inclined to assume it was drummed up to "divert" from the big bang of the ending, and whether one fell for it, like I have, or didn't, I appreciate it. Y'know, actual writing.
