^ The only regions of Greece that worshipped Aphrodite Areia (the warlike version/aspect of Aphrodite) were Sparta and Kythera.

^^ Of course it's Sparta

Gura, you're so fucking stupid

^ I don't know for sure, but I believe the latter.

love

last time we had a work by this author here, it was a demon getting juiced. now it's a demon doing the juicing

^^ to give the most honest answer without spoiling anything: neither
if you don't mind spoilers Misha is in love with prince Yuu, who is actually a woman, which... I'm not sure if that makes Misha gay or bi but she's defo not straight. Since I've also not read the novels and only read the manga, which is currently only entering the arc where that becomes relevant, I also don't understand if this is like a trans thing, or an alegory for that, but apparently the current queen of the Bauer kingdom put a curse on Yuu when she was born to make her a boy, though she still becomes a girl every full moon, if I remembered the recent manga chapter correctly

^^^ Girl dinner, one would say, hehe

don't pretend you also don't see the NSFW in the lower left

^ lmao

What a nice extra

And if you ask me how I'm feeling

I love how the dialogues are just like from some Slice of life manga. All about friendship etc., staying purely "subtext"...only they also all have hot sex as best friends.

subtext but also hot sex tag when?

^ Duel of the Fates starts playing

Pseudo-incest

Never gonna make you cry

^ Thanks. I wasn't sure if it was that one or the one with the pink letters on her shirt

Me trying to figure out which one is the "kid in the back" y'all are talking about

Ooooooh... There's gonna be hell to pay.
I mean, we already knew that, but you get what I mean

WHERE'S THE MILK?????????????????

I hope you like your milk sad.

Well this didn't age well

Every time a Kodama Naoko chapter is uploaded to dynasty, anyone who reads it tosses/flips a coin

This ship is defo gonna explode after that MV

Tbh, I'm not sure what the exact connection between Kukulkan and maize is, but I know maize was a staple of the Mesoamerican diet and played an important part in every Mesoamerican mythology, including the Maya mythology, while Kukulkan was the ploomed serpent and/or flying serpent god in the Maya pantheon, becoming arguably the most venerated Maya diety during the post-classic (especially during the era of Chichen Itza's dominance). Kukulkan was also probably an imported god from Teotihuacan, and other Mesoamerican cultures had an equivalent diety. For example, the Nahua peoples, including the Toltecs and Aztecs, had Quetzalcoatl.

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^ yes

Some commenter on twitter: "I suppose even her cursed words are elegant"
The artist: "You're right, actually"