Waiting for people to be salty about mere allusions to their first kiss and obvious progression to their first time that doesn't actually progress to that point in the story but presumably does after a rousing round of ping pong. in 3, 2, 1....

Nothing to be salty about there, it's good to know they've finally gotten that far, and this being a side story, it's better if the actual events get covered in the actual novels instead.

No one is as strong or mature as they pretend to be.

Beautiful.

Nice. ^_^

Lovely.

Adorable. ^_^

Honestly one of the best things I've read lately.

Well...

I hate plots like this. Plots where one of the characters is about to die is such poor writing.

Would you mind elaborating how it's poor writing as opposed to simply not being your taste?

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Misha and Relaire were clearly the best parts of this chapter. :nods:

The normal is mutual, I see.

Sayaka is turning into Komori-san?

Suddenly the dream didn't seem that bad anymore... :D

Yes, mister policeman, this is the girl you were looking for. I took the liberty to jail her already.

Btw, has anyone else been picking up on the fact that Shy's old caretaker (partially shown at the start of this chapter) was probably Japan's previous heroine?

I think it's probably her older sister she mention in an earlier chapter.

Makes sense. But she could still be her predecessor in superheroics, or am I missing something else?

I also think that her sister was her predecessor, hence why the role of Japan's Hero end up on her.

Considering her words, it definitely looks like that, yes.

Well, fuck...

Excellent. :D

Cute. ^_^

Nice. :D

Surprised no one has spared any mention for the handcuffs.

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Cute.

Nice. :D

Nice to see this again.

Dear Sana, Ichika has some words for you... :P

no matter how well she can read the room, she still tends to jump headfirst into situations and speaks her mind without thinking about who might hear it.

And judging by her own internal monologue, while in this particular case she indeed seems to actually hang to this belief (although by chapter 5 she's already gone from totally impossible to just impossible for her, and even that seems mostly out of stubbornness), she's not necessarily even speaking her mind but just saying what she thinks is the best choice to say in a given situation to keep her popularity.

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Should i consider it drop or not ? We're now 5 chapters behind and no sign of Yuri Ichigo anywhere.

Surely it would be more correct to consider it dropped if we had life signs from Yuri Ichigo and still no releases. As long as the group is still quiet, it's harder to tell whether they're just otherwise occupied and returning eventually, or dead for good. Remains to be seen, I guess, certainly not the only group without a release in the same time or longer. Hopefully summer break will bring a change now, otherwise it really may be time to consider the group gone.

That's the sort of dominance/conquering/corruption fantasy Aya likes to picture in her mind while she shlicks... and it's okay, it's her damn beeswax, she's entitled to it and no real people were harmed in the process of reaching that orgasm!

I mean, we don't really know either way, so you may be right, or she may have just chosen this because it fit the theme of her corrupting Marika and therefore would make Marika connect more with her character.

Saying things like "Marika is actually a lesbian and Aya's making her discover it" doesn't change anything to these basic facts; it's just an attempt to sanitize the plot to make it more acceptable for Western pc sensibilities. A really bad attempt, imho, because it seeks to add a correction varnish to something that originally is (and never pretended to be otherwise) shamelessly and barefacedly incorrect.

Well, sure, saying that Marika is actually a lesbian may be a bit much, but at the same time, it's undeniable that she herself admitted finding Aya sexy already before the corruption started, and despite her denial has always reacted well to Aya's advances. So while this clearly is a conquering fantasy, there's also truth to the view that Marika herself is not as straight as she thinks herself to be, although indeed most likely not strictly lesbian.

You know what? This is fine too.