^ Satsuki is awkward but can still function in society and generally understands other people's feelings so I can believe she'd fall in love or that someone would fall in love with her, Tokiko is an actual sociopath to the point it's a wonder she was able to make one genuine friend so I feel like romance would be too alien to her. Maybe in a hypothetical future where people stopped dying around her and she could've started trying to understand "normal" emotional reactions better.
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She tries smiling again and being uncaring when the woman questions her, then after the pigeon is killed all emotion drains from her face like at the start of the chapter.
This might be clarified a bit more in the remaining chapters assuming they go over the origin of Tokiko's curse, but I've been wondering if Komachi from Liar Satsuki is the same as her. The student council president noted the premonitory corpses started to dramatically increase once Satsuki began preventing deaths, and Komachi's was the first.
Nice to know that it's going to continue longer than the author intended. I didn't think the confession was rushed but it would've been a shame to have it end right afterwards. I appreciate there have been more manga where the couple getting together is just the first phase, like here and in Sasakoi.
The only thing against this, and it's actually pretty big, is that Nanao knows Asumi is 'losing' money rather than 'gaining' any, so I'd say it'd be much more probable that she's a customer rather than a worker in Nanao's mind. Otherwise, I'm also not against this idea.
She might think it's yet another job she's doing and that she needs a massive amount of money for shady reasons.
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I don't recall Mimi having healing magic? She can heal herself because she was put under an immortality spell, she doesn't even cast magic to do it. I don't remember her being well-versed in healing magic to use on others, certainly not to the extent of fixing Seiran's mortal wounds.
One the one hand, I hope we're still early in the story so I can get much more of this. On the other hand, I'm not sure how much more I can take before diabetes overdose.
^Himari accepted the manager role because she felt responsible for things going south with her attempt to make the bands reconcile and she still wanted to accomplish that goal which meant trying to understand Shiho better. Yori didn't want her to do that due to jealousy but she was conflicted because she knew she should allow her to do what she thinks is best.
This chapter was... like the first chapter of an entirely new manga, lol.
Yeah, kinda like a detour; probably unplanned originally? "We want more volumes of this!", that sorta thing. And then we don't get a good end for the actual "plot" because it gets axed somewhere along the way ... ^^
Forgive me, but is worrying about manga being axed your hobby or something? You did the same with Vampeerz eight chapters ago and that's still going strong.
