#(ch 35)

[akutagawa-daily]

Akutagawa daily 940/★

[kikyocaps]

[ms-kaie-lurks]

Only Yoshino can fix this broken man. ❤️

[mystery0028]

i dont think she's protecting his innocence as much as you think..... she's just giving him a kind of reputation

[everytemari]

[kawaiikami-norifumi]

My god...Badeni you crazy bastard

[chouhatsumimi]

Words from Noragami, ch. 35

Words in bold are particularly relevant to the story, and words in italics seem like they’d be worth remembering outside the context of the manga. Bold and italic together means they’ve probably appeared somewhere in Noragami more than once. [Though it's been a kajillion years (okay three actual years) since I read it so I can't promise I can highlight them well anymore...] No words from the volume-end bonus this volume (volume 10).

お隠れ, 御隠れ, お崩れ おかくれ passing away, dying, death お隠れになる, 御隠れになる おかくれになる to die, to decease, to perish, to pass away 名高い なだかい famous, noted, renowned, celebrated, well-known / famoso, célebre, distinguido, notorio, muy conocido, renombrado, afamado, de fama mundial, de mala fama, excelente, destacado, exquisito 祭神 さいじん, さいしん enshrined deity 水死体 すいしたい drowned body 手記 しゅき note, memorandum 否 いいえ, いいや, いえ, いな, いや no, nay, well, er, why, you're welcome, not at all, don't mention it / no, ¡nah!, ¡bah! 判じる はんじる to judge, to decide, to solve, to decipher, to puzzle out, to interpret, to divine, to guess, to make out 魅入る みいる to entrance, to possess, to enthrall 一溜まりもない, 一溜まりも無い, 一たまりもない, ひと溜まりもない, 一堪りもない ひとたまりもない unable to put up any resistance, unable to put up a fight, not standing a chance (against) / sin dificultad, sin resistenca, sin ayuda, sin dificultad, sin resistencia, sin ayuda 損なう, 害う, 損う そこなう to harm, to hurt, to injure, to damage, to spoil, to mar, to fail to …, to miss one's opportunity to … / estropear, echar a perder, dañar, perder

- Ch. 34 || Ch. 36 -

[everyonehappy]

tied up

[friends-arent-electric-blog]

Ch 35 is up \o/

[imberlae]

[pureconancommentary]

They didn't get to the wedding, so did they even stay and visit in Kyoto at all after this? I'd argue no, since Conan's dramatically on the roof of the agency for the concluding words. It's very likely that they took the train back as soon as they could, since they'd lost their reason for being in Kyoto in the first place.

Also, I wonder if those train workers ever realized that the boy that said there was a bomb was right, or if they suspect he had something to do with saving them in any way. The woman might have said something about the boy that suddenly kicked the briefcase, because she certainly didn't throw it out the window. If the BO were expecting the train to blow up, and this woman to die, it's a wonder an incident like this never seemed to get a follow up through the police reports, if nothing else.

[akutagawa-daily]

Akutagawa daily 1122/★

[kikyocaps]

[s4f3r]

we all fucking fall

[robbery-bankruptcy-fraud-plunder]

[everytemari]