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Broadly, that’s a good part of what I like about this manga - it’s so wholesome, except that it’s really not, except that it somehow still is. It’s a strange balance, but somehow it works.

Tsundere Grieja was my favorite part of the entire chapter.

Uh oh.

I think we’re about to find out if Emi’s there in the background, because Remilia’s about to methodically tear Pina into little tiny pieces.

This is exactly what I needed - just pure, unalloyed joy.

I’m okay with that. It was sort of dumb and contrived, but the right person won, and an Itachi guest shot is always a good thing.

I sort of jokingly said this a while back, but I’m starting to suspect that Nina really might end up becoming the ultimate hero of this story. With as glorious as she already is, just imagine what she’s going to be like as an adult.

Ooh… I like this a lot. It has a very zen-like feel to it.

Fujii doesn’t actually lead anyone to anything - it’s more like he just provides a space in which those who are ready for it can figure out something about themselves.

Ahh… this brings back memories.

Relena Peacecraft was my very first anime crush.

Somehow I get the impression that he dodged one bullet by jumping into the path of another.

Wait, what?

This seems like it might somehow be connected to the main plot, and… that’s pretty much it.

I imagine the author with a bunch of little slips of paper, each one of which refers to a plot point in an enormous sprawling story, and he sticks all of those little slips of paper to a wall, then throws a dart at it, and whichever one he hits, that’s the one he reveals this chapter.