b58 posted:

I wonder what would happen if she just drank the rest of that tea

snake princess --> dead princess

I'm impressed, Sara managed to keep her composure with Natalia's arm around her waist

Natalia being weirdly competent 80% of the time is oddly endearing

last edited at May 26, 2023 8:56PM

By the way, for those who want more of these two, the author's twitter is a goddamn treasure trove of fluff between these gals. It's actually killing me how adorable they are.

This is so cute I'm going to perish

Also clever of the author to draw attention to Natalia's hands all over Sara in the dance segment with speech bubbles. What the hell!!!! I could have gone without flushed emoji thanks!!

Edit: Oh apparently the story is gonna get all dramatic and cool? Sign me up. Makes me think of if Roll Over and Die wasn't bad.

last edited at Jun 15, 2023 4:26AM

im not typically into fantasy yuri but i read this on a whim and im kind of obsessed now. and upset that it's not further along because i need more of them so bad

ugh they are so cute it physically makes me want to squeal

I feel like chapter 7 is missing some tags…

Oh this manga is just SOOOO GOOD!!!
I really hope it picks up enough steam for an anime adaptation.

Oh, the plot is thickening, and the bonus chapters are so cute I am looking forward to the next chapter.

I wouldn't have minded if this chapter went the NSFW route with the snek

i love themmmmmmm

Thank you so much for the TL!

last edited at Jun 27, 2023 5:05AM

Cool Natalia is finally back. Sadly that tends to come at the expense of happy Sara.

In case anyone forgot, children of the spirits have near limitless mana unlike normal humans. Next chapter will probably get into the consequences of Sara taking Sylpheed. Fun to note that the original pre-serialized version reached the Sylpheed reveal in 50 pages (out of 300 total) while the serialized manga is now doing it at about 250 pages. I expect things to speed up now that the prologue is over.

As for Snake Princess, she's gone through some significant changes in this version. Used to be more passively manipulative yet helpful, but now she's a lot more overtly villainous. A recent concept art for her hints she comes from a noble family that fell into ruin, likely due to some kind of betrayal by common folk which might explain her extreme stance. And yes she is a princess like Natalia so I don't know why she's going around calling herself Undine. But she never had a name in the original so for all I know Mizuchi's it.

About the extra, I hope that doesn't mean we shouldn't expect another kiss before their change in wardrobe. This is their first "plot kiss", but the old version's extras had a lot of non-canon kissing (and much more.) Kamejiro does want this version of the story to be more explicitly romantic.

This series is the best.

"Underwear tunnel wheee!"

Thanks as always to the translators. Amazing work and care for detail.

Btw...
"Was it something you ate?"
Mizuchi... (facepalm) How come all the princesses in this story suck so much at staying cool and dignified?

Wholesome interactions with comedies here and there. And considering the latest chapters got them to kiss (sort of), I think we can agree that romantic love izza wae hell yea.

I just started reading this yesterday morning. Imagine my surprise when I got to the end of 6.1 and there was a "next" button!

I am so deeply scarred that the mere mention of vomit flavored kisses in a cutesy funny extra gave me ptsd flashbacks to "the thing".

And so they join the storied echelon of anime sapphics who kissed each other right after one of them puked.

Cool Natalia is finally back. Sadly that tends to come at the expense of happy Sara.

In case anyone forgot, children of the spirits have near limitless mana unlike normal humans. Next chapter will probably get into the consequences of Sara taking Sylpheed. Fun to note that the original pre-serialized version reached the Sylpheed reveal in 50 pages (out of 300 total) while the serialized manga is now doing it at about 250 pages. I expect things to speed up now that the prologue is over.

This is the prologue? Like, there's a whole entire rest of the story after this that we get to see? They're not just going to run off into the sunset?

This is the prologue? Like, there's a whole entire rest of the story after this that we get to see? They're not just going to run off into the sunset?

The original web manga covered what the author calls Arc 1: The Capital Incident. Everything so far in the serialized version is likely prologue for that; it's gone well out of its way to flesh out the beginnings of Sara and Natalia's relationship in a way the original mostly sped through. The drip-feed of lore we're getting does seem to be setting things in place for the same incident to occur. And it ended with some consequences that necessitated the two going on a journey.

Kamejiro started this serialization with the intent of getting past that point and exploring more of the world. By now everyone could guess there's an earth nation and fire nation in addition to the wind and water nations, and there's even a decent amount of art for what the princesses of those nations are like—some very minor spoilers here—despite them never appearing in the original story. It's one of those stories the author has been brainstorming for a long time.

Which is all assuming the manga is successful enough to get there and other fun things to worry about, but yeah. While it's not set in stone or anything, Kamejiro wants this to be a sprawling fantasy adventure.

Ah yes,gotta check every nook and cranny with them snake water tentacles to make sure the sword really is up her arse.

Pulling it out of her arse,though,has made her very exhausted,needing some serious after care for such rough treatment.

Also,your majesty,watch out for that tree!

This manga finds odd ways to gross me out. Like with the ants being all over the cookies she ate in earlier chapters. Now "kissing" after the other girl vomited. Not that I'm complaining, it's just something that doesn't happen too often in the stuff I watch or read.

This is the prologue? Like, there's a whole entire rest of the story after this that we get to see? They're not just going to run off into the sunset?

The original web manga covered what the author calls Arc 1: The Capital Incident. Everything so far in the serialized version is likely prologue for that; it's gone well out of its way to flesh out the beginnings of Sara and Natalia's relationship in a way the original mostly sped through. The drip-feed of lore we're getting does seem to be setting things in place for the same incident to occur. And it ended with some consequences that necessitated the two going on a journey.

Kamejiro started this serialization with the intent of getting past that point and exploring more of the world. By now everyone could guess there's an earth nation and fire nation in addition to the wind and water nations, and there's even a decent amount of art for what the princesses of those nations are like—some very minor spoilers here—despite them never appearing in the original story. It's one of those stories the author has been brainstorming for a long time.

Which is all assuming the manga is successful enough to get there and other fun things to worry about, but yeah. While it's not set in stone or anything, Kamejiro wants this to be a sprawling fantasy adventure.

Awesome. Really looking forward to whatever they do. They also said they don't think they handle emotional scenes well but I think they've done a wonderful job.