#ch 298

[sunflowercider]

My secondhand embarrassment while reading this chapter

[froggos-are-superior]

euuuurgghhhh there's something about dokja getting upset with the sooyoung of the 1863rd regression for manipulating her teammates to get the ending she desires when dokja is doing the exact same thing in the 3rd regression

[every-monkey-d-luffy]

[every-ace]

[artxii]

[every-chopper]

[cookies-over-yonder]

new mairuma fic just dropped

Iruma sat alone at the table, feeling sick to his stomach.

Azz and Amelie had left him to go network. He was glad he had managed to convince them. This was a great opportunity for them, after all.

Now he had some time to think...

(What if Iruma wasn't interrupted with the offer of tea while he was reflecting during chapter 298? What if he was still alone?)

[class1akids]

So this is a genuine question that I hope comes across alright…

As a meta writer, what makes you so confident in knowing the themes of the manga and analyzing it? If you were to look at other analysis that are the opposite and show a different opinion, would you agree with it or now? So when it comes to the MHA ending, with what HK shows and how so many people expected the villains to die, which in the end they did, what made you so fixated on believing that HK was intending for them to live in the end only for him to switch it up. What if it was HK’s intention in the end?

I was on the side of believing the villains would live after seeing the meta blogs on Tumblr that have me hope. So my heart hurts to see what happened. The worst part is previously, I thought they would die but then became confident after reading so many analysis. Unfortunately turns out they did 😭

To be honest, the themes of a manga like BNHA are not that difficult, since Horikoshi is very "loud" about his set-ups. It's not subtle at all - he tends to emphasize his set-up panels and also repeat them several times.

I feel like the "saving villains" storyline was clearly set up with the following moments:

Hawks' attempt and failure at saving Twice

Toga asking "who are saved by heroes / are villains people too"?

Deku's line in 295 - "you looked like you needed saving"

Shoto's line in 298 - "he is me"

Deku in 305 "OFA is meant to save not to kill, I want to save that boy" - which becomes his "win condition"

a whole arc about understanding villains (supposedly)

Ch 342 - weirdo discussion and udon scene

Now, the ending tries to tell you that the villains were "saved" - at least their souls - but ask yourself the questions:

Are you convinced that the villains are truly saved?

Do you feel that there was a satisfying pay-off for the saving themes?

Do you feel like Deku delivered on the "greatest hero" promise?

Do you feel like the new generation did something profoundly different than the previous one and did it believably transform society?

If the pay-off just doesn't seem good enough, it's not because the meta writers did bad analysis, but it's because the writing fell apart in the 3rd act.

When you are in mid-story, it's hard to tell if the narrative is truly off the rails, or it just takes twists and turns. Up until Ch 422, there were ways for a pay-off with the LoV trio and there was a possibility for them to be truly saved. The way 423 ended so abruptly and the whole fandom was like "huh? this was the big finale?" shows that the themes were not implemented convincingly.

And the way Deku became the target of endless memes also shows that the readership did not feel convinced that he surpassed All Might in any meaningful way.

(fwiw, I stopped writing meta towards the end, when it became clear that Hori has failed to deliver the themes he set-up. There is no way to make good predictions on a narrative that has abandoned its themes).

[junkgatorswritings]

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

Okay guys this is kind of ridiculous, I started reading the Harry Potter books with one goal in mind: to prove that the reason it has so many plot holes is because JKR didn't actually plan anything about what happened in the marauder's era.

Not until book three at least and even that isn't really enough information. I have the Scholastic Inc. version of this book with a cover made by headcase design.

But let's start off with a bang!

Most of the information in this book is on Lily Evans and James Potter, which makes complete sense, I'm not going to throw a hissy fit about that.

Here's what we know about Lily:

She has a sister who rejected her named Petunia (ch. 1 pg. 2).

According to Hagrid she was very good at magic (ch. 4 pg. 51, ch. 5 pg. 79).

She turned teacups into rats at home meaning that she broke the underage magic rules (according to petunia ch. 4 pg. 53).

Her parents were very proud to have a witch in the family. (Petunia ch. 4 pg. 53).

She was Head girl (ch. 4 pg. 55)

Was killed on Halloween when Harry was just a year old (ch. 4 pg. 55)

Her eyes were green (ch. 5 pg. 82)

The wand she used was Willow 10 1/4 inches, swishy, and good for charm work (ch. 5 pg. 82). Now if we look at the harrypotter.com page we can find out a little bit more. "Willow is an uncommon wand wood with healing power, and I have noted that the ideal owner for a willow wand often has some (usually unwarranted) insecurity, however well they may try and hide it. While many confident customers insist on trying a willow wand (attracted by their handsome appearance and well-founded reputation for enabling advanced, non-verbal magic) my willow wands have consistently selected those of greatest potential, rather than those who feel they have little to learn. It has always been a proverb in my family that he who has furthest to travel will go fastest with willow" (Harrypotter.com).

She's a very pretty woman with dark red hair and eyes that aren't only the same color but the same shape as Harry's (ch. 12 pg. 208)

She tried to protect Harry and if she hadn't, there's a possibility that Voldemort wouldn't have killed her (ch. 17 pg. 294)

She loved Harry so much that it left its own mark, though not a visible one. (ch. 17 pg. 299)

James Potter:

He was a good for nothing husband who was very unDursleyish (Petunia ch. 1 pg. 2).

He was good at magic according to Hagrid (ch. 4 pg. 51).

He was head boy (ch. 4 pg. 55).

Was killed on Halloween when Harry was just a year old (ch. 4 pg.55).

The reason Voldemort didn't try and get him on his side was because he knew how close the Potter's were to Dumbledore, technically this is also mentioned about Lily but seeing as she was Muggle born I highly doubt that the offer to join the Death Eaters would ever be extended to her so I didn't put this in her section (ch. 4 pg. 55).

His wand was Mahogany, 11 inches, pliable, slightly more powerful than Lily's, and excellent for transfiguration (ch. 5 pg.82). Kay guys I'm not kidding when I say that mahogany isn't listed on Harrypotter.com and I even went to the fandom wiki but all it had was that James potter's wand was made of mahogany as well as a table in the leaky cauldron and the Nimbus 2000.

According to McGonagall he was an excellent quidditch player, however she doesn't say what position he played (ch. 9 pg. 152)

He left his invisibility cloak in the care of someone (who we know is Dumbledore ch. 12 pg. 202).

He was tall, thin, had untidy black hair that stuck up in the back, and he wore glasses (ch. 12 pg. 208).

Severus and James loathed each other (ch. 17 pg. 290).

Voldemort killed him first and he apparently put up a courageous fight (ch. 17pg. 294).

James mainly used the invisibility cloak to sneak into the kitchens and steal food (according to Dumbledore ch. 17 pg. 298).

He saved Snape's life (ch. 17 pg. 300).

Now I'm just barely going to mention that Lily and James were very rarely brought up without the other.

Sirius Black:

I'm honestly shocked that Sirius was even mentioned in the first book, I knew that it was his motorcycle that Hagrid had but I really thought that was going to be something mentioned in later books. however on chapter 1 page 14 Hagrid says "'Young Sirius Black lent it to me.'" From this we know that Sirius was there on the night Harry's parent's died.

Harry later has a dream about a flying motorcycle which I think can either be read as a reference to the night Hagrid flew him to the Dursley's OR as a subtle mention that Sirius was around a lot before Lilly and James died (ch. 2 pg. 19).

So kudos to JKR for having one other character than Harry's parents created.

General information about the marauder's era:

20 years from the beginning of this book Voldemort started looking for followers and found them. Some wanted power others were afraid (ch. 4 pg. 54).

No one ever lived after Voldemort decided to kill them (ch. 4 pg. 55).

Voldemort killed some of the best witches and wizards of the age: McKinnons, Bones, and Prewetts (ch. 4 pg. 56).

According to Hagrid there wasn't a single witch or wizard who went bad that wasn't in Slytherin (ch. 5 pg. 80).

Edited on November 19, 2024, to add chapter numbers.

[lilirilibored]

Detective Conan Important Chapters List

my personal list out of many out there, including the important episodes guide linked here, which i used for my own watch. (click right here!)

im not a professional, and happy to take criticism or requests, just reach out. that being said; happy reading!

1-5: character introductions and developments, beginning of story

6-9: Conan, Ran, Kogoro development; gadget introduction

10-12: Conan, Kogoro development; gadget introduction

13-16: character introduction, villain development

17-19: character introductions, conan development

20-25: gadget introduction, context for next case

26-29: major Ran development, Conan/Shinichi development

33-35: villain development, Conan, Ran developments

36-39: Genta/Ayumi/Mitsuhiko, Ran development

40-44: character introduction

45-48: Ran & Shinichi development (honestly you can skip to ch.48 if you just want to see that)

49-51: character introductions, Conan/Shinichi development

56-58: Genta/Ayumi/Mitsuhiko development, gadget introduction

62-67: Major conan development

68-71: Conan/Shinichi, Ran development

78-80 character introduction

81: gadget intro, Genta/Ayumi/Mitsuhiko development

84-86: Kogoro development, minor Conan/Ran development

92-96: major character introduction, Conan/Shinichi & Ran development; leads into next case

96-98 Conan/Shinichi development

105-107: character intro, Ran development

114-116: men in black, Conan/Shinichi development

117-121: Heiji, Conan development

131-133: Ran, Conan development

134-138: Yukiko, Yuusaku, Conan, Ran development

139-143: Ran, Conan, Sonoko development

144-146: okay these arent important but they're funny- also theyre better in the anime (ep. 81-82)

150-153: Heiji, Conan development

154-155: minor character introduction, (optional, but a bit of context)

156-159: Major, Minor character introduction

163-165: Kogoro, Eri, Ran development

173-175: Shinichi, Ran development

176-181: major character introduction; Shinichi, organization development

185-188: character introduction; Heiji, Conan development

189-191: Haibara development, character introduction

192-196: Ran, Conan development; surprise guest

200-203: Haibara, Detective Boys development

204-207: Shinichi, Ran development

208-210: character introduction & developments; metropolitan police detective love story (MPDLS)

211-214: Kazuha, Heiji development

219-221: character introduction, Sonoko development

231-233: MPDLS- Satou & Takagi development

note: cases that mostly focus on satou and takagi featuring the police cast are marked under MPDLS- just like most of their episode counterparts. hope it makes sense bcuz it helped me organize lol

234-237: character introduction; Ran & Shinichi development, mild Eri & Kogoro development

238-242: Haibara, Conan, organization development; character introduction

243-245: mild Sonoko, Ran development; follow up from last chapter

246-250: Heiji, Kazuha development

251-260: major Conan/Shinichi, Ran, Haibara development

264-266: Eri, Kogoro development

267-269: MPDLS- Satou, Takagi development

270-272: character introduction/development

273-275: Haibara, Detective Boys development

276-278: character introduction

279-283: Heiji, Kazuha development

284-286: inspector Megure, Sonoko development

287-289: organization, Jodie, Araide, Haibara development; character introduction

290-292: minor Haibara development & follow-up from last chapter

293-295: Conan development, mild Ran development

296-298: Satou, Takagi, Yumi development

299-302: character introductions; surprise guest

303-304: Genta development; minor Haibara, organization development

305-307: minor Sonoko, Ran, Shinichi/Conan, development

311-313: minor Haibara, Ran development

314-316: character introduction; Heiji, development

317-321: follow-up; Heiji, Kazuha development; character introduction

325-327: character introduction; Akai development

328-330: MPDLS- Satou, Takagi, Shiratori development; minor Ran, Akai development

331-334: Ran, Conan/Shinichi, Sonoko, Makoto development

335-337: Akai, Conan, Ran development

338-340: Jodie, organization development

341-343: Jodie, Heiji, organization development

344-346: Haibara development

347-354: Ran, organization, Akai, Shinichi/Conan, Yukiko development

358-360: organization info

366-368: Satou, Takagi development; character introduction

369-373: Satou, Takagi, Matsuda, Shiratori development

374-376: (optional) Kogoro, Eri development

377-383: organization info/development; gadget introduction

384-386: Haibara development; organization info

387-389: (optional) minor Ran development

390-392: Heiji, Kazuha development

398-400: Haibara, Ayumi development; organization info

404-406: MPDLS- Satou, Takagi development

410-412 (optional) Agasa development; mild Ran development

413-416: Eri, Kogoro, Yukiko development

417-419: Yukiko, Haibara, organization development

420-422: Haibara, Jodie, Akai, Vermouth development; organization info

423-425: Haibara development; organization info/development;

426-428: Jodie, Ran development

429-434: major Haibara, Jodie, organization, pretty much everyone development; major reveal, etc

435-437: follow-up; Haibara development

441-449: (optional) Heiji & Kazuha cases

450-452: MPDLS- Takagi, Satou, Chiba development

453-456: character introduction; Kaitou case

457-459: Araide, Vermouth, Jodie development

466-469: (optional) set up for next case; minor Conan development

470-474: organization info

475-478: follow-up; special guest

479-483: Ran, Conan/Shinichi development

484-486: followup; Takagi, Satou development

487-490: (optional) Heiji, Kazuha development

499: character introduction; set up for next case

500-504: organization info/development; character introductions; FBI development

505-507: (optional) minor Haibara development; Yumi development; followup; set up for next case

508-510: character introduction

511-514: MPDLS- Satou, Takagi, Yumi, Chiba

515-517: (optional) Kobayashi, Detective Boys development

518-522: Heiji, Kazuha, Shinichi, Ran development

523-524: (optional) Azusa development

530-532: Eisuke development

535-537: MPDLS- Satou, Takagi, etc

541-543: Sonoko, Makoto development

544-547: (optional) Kaitou case

550-552: FBI, Eisuke development

553-555: Organization, Kir, Eisuke development

559-561: Heiji development; set up for next case

562-566: Heiji, Kazuha, Hakuba development

570-573: Ran, Shinichi, Yuusaku, Yukiko, Agasa development; character introductions

574-575: Eri, Kogoro, Ran development

576-578: MPDLS

582-584: Eisuke devlopment

585-590: Eisuke, Kir, FBI development

595-605 Eisuke, Kir, FBI, organization, Miyano family development; character introductions; start of next case

606-609: ↑continuation; Camel, Jodie, Akai, Kir development

613-618: character introductions; Kazuha, Ran development

619-621: Eisuke development

622-624: character introduction; organization info

625-627: (optional) MPDLS

631-634: (optional) Kaitou kid, Jirokichi, etc

638-640: Subaru, Ran development

641-642: (optional) Azusa development

646-654: Conan/Shinichi, ran development

664-666: Subaru, Haibara development

667-669: Matsumoto development

670-673: Matsumoto, Satou, Takagi development

674-676: follow up; Kaitou case; Jirokichi development

677-679: Jodie, FBI development

680-681: Haibara, Uehara, Yamato development; set up for next case

682-686: character introduction; Yamato, Uehara development

687-689: Shiratori, Kobayashi development

690-692: (optional) more Shiratori & Kobayashi development; set up for next case

693-695: Kazuha, Heiji development

699: Detective Boys development; set up for next case

700-704: ↑continuation; organization, jodie, subaru development

705-708: kobayashi, shiratori development; minor satou, takagi development

712-715: (optional) kaitou case

716-718: ran development

725-727: minor ran, satou, megure development

731-733: kaitou, yukiko development

741-742 chiba development; character introduction

743-752: major conan/shinichi, ran development

753-755 continuation from last case; haibara, subaru development

756-758 (optional) Ran development

759-761: Haibara, Detective Boys development

768-770: character introduction; Conan development

771-774: ↑continuation; Ran, Sera, Conan development

775-777: Sera development; minor Subaru, Haibara development

778-780: Sera, FBI, Heiji development

781-786: character introduction; Kazuha, Heiji development

790-792: Chiba, Miike development

793-795: character introduction

796-800: Amuro, Subaru, Sera development

801-803: minor Sera development

804-808: Takagi, Satou development; minor Amuro development

809-811: Subaru, Haibara development

812-814: Sera, Subaru, Yuusaku development; minor Conan/Shinichi, Ran development

815-817: Haibara, Sera, Conan, Amuro development

818-824: development for pretty much everyone. unskippable. and so good. istg. no spoilers here, go read it.

825-827: follow-up, explanation; Amuro development

828-830: Kaitou case, my personal fav!! also some Sera development

844-846: Sera, Conan development

847-849: character introduction; Yumi development

850-852: Jodie development; organization info

853-855: (optional) minor Conan development at the end of 855, so you can just skip there

856-858: ↑continuation; Sera development

859-861: Sera, Makoto development

862-864: Sonoko, Makoto development

865-868: (optional) Azusa, Taii development; then later Satou, Takagi development

869-871: MPDLS- you get the drill by now; Satou, Takagi development

872-875: Sera, Conan development; character introduction; minor Uehara, Yamato, Morofushi development

876-878: Sera, young girl development

879-881: Sera, Heiji, Kazuha development;

882-884: Ran, Conan/Shinichi development

888-890: Amuro development

891-893: Amuro, Jodie, Camel development

894-897: ↑continuation; Amuro, Organization, Subaru, Conan, Kudou family development

898: case conclusion; Subaru, Amuro, Vermouth development; character introduction

899-902: Shuukichi, Yumi development; minor Sera, 'outside sister', Subaru development

903-905: Sera, 'outside sister' development

906-908: important organization information

909-912: Heiji, Kazuha development

913-917: character introduction; Uehara, Yamato, Morofushi development

918-920: Kuroda development

921-924: Ran, Conan development

925-927: minor Haibara development

928-930: Sera, Conan, Yumi, Shuukichi, 'outside sister' development

936-938: Sera, Amuro, Akai, Scotch development

939-941: (optional) minor hints related to the 'outside sister' at the start and throughout

942-944: (optional) Chiba, Miike development

945-947: Yumi, Shuukichi development; character introduction

948-950: character introductions; Organization info and development

951-953: Conan, Akai family development; Organization, past case info

954-957: Amuro, Akai, Vermouth, Ran, Scotch development

958-962: followup; character introduction

963-966: (optional) Kaitou case

966-968: character introduction

969-971: Sera, Conan development

972-974: Akai family, Shinichi development

975-977: character introduction

978-980: wakasa development

981-983: Amuro, Heiji case; character introduction

984-986: (optional) Eri, Kogoro development

987-989: Kuroda, Wakasa development

990-993: Momiji, Iori, Okita development

994-996: set-up; minor Conan development

997-999: more set up; minor Amuro, Haibara, Conan development; character introduction

1000-1005: Major Ran, Shinichi development; also Sera, Heiji, Momiji, and others development

1006-1008: ↑continuation; Kudou family development; Organization information

1009-1012: Amuro, Akai development

1013-1017: Miike, Yumi, Chiba development; Amuro, Akai followup and development; Kuroda development

1018-1021: Morofushi, police development; (Heiji case, Kaito case)

1022-1026: Sera, Conan, Makoto development

1027-1031: Amuro, Wakita, Conan development

1032-1034: Wakasa development

1035-1038: Sera, Akai, Mary development

1039-1042: Momiji, Haneda development

1043-1046: Shuukichi, Akai development

1047-1050: Sera, Mary development

1051-1054: Wakasa, Amuro, Kazami development

1055-1057: Wakita development

1058-1060: Kudo family, Kaitou, organization development

1061-1066: FBI, Organization development; important reveal

1067-1069: followup; Heiji, Kazuha development

1070-1072: Haibara, Wakasa development

1073-1075: Character introduction; Matsuda and friends development

1076-1078: Amuro, Kazami development

1079-1081: Takagi, Date, Amuro development

1082-1084: (optional) Morofushi, Yamamura development

1085-1087: Chihaya, Juugo development

1088-1090: Momiji, Heiji, Kazuha development; important Iori, PSB information in last chapter

1091-1093: Chiba, Miike, Kobayashi, Shiratori, Yumi, Shuukichi development

1094-1096: Sera, Mary, Conan, Eri, Organization development

1097-1099: Wakasa, Akai development; clues of past event

1100-1102: Rum info; Organization information and development

1103-1109: Major Wakasa, Kuroda, Rum + Organization development; culmination/climax of the Haneda past case

1110-1112: followup; Haibara, Conan development; also more Organization and Wakasa development

1113-1115: Iori, Momiji development; Amuro, Organization development

1116-1118: (optional) minor Kazuha development

1119-1122: Kaitou, Shinichi, Ran, Hakuba development;

1123*-1125: Satou, Takagi, Chihaya development; organization development

*between 1123-1124 is chapter 0, a really cute & short prologue chapter :)

1126-1128: Azusa development; minor Sera, Amuro development

1129-1133: Heiji & Kazuha development

1134-1136: Amuro, Matsuda, Hiro, Date, Hagi; Shinichi, Ran development

that's all for now folks!

Thank you for checking my list out! I hope it can help people get through this very good but also extremely time consuming series!! Again, I'm no expert, but I did spend weeks reading and rereading the whole thing to make this. also there's movies, sequels, OVAs, and probably more that I could not include. The best way to view the series is whichever you want, but probably a good mix of everything. Ill update whenever we get new chapters. I tried to keep each description detailed enough to be honest, but vague enough to not spoil. IDK man, I tried my best.

Thank you for reading, and remember: there's only one truth!

xoxo, lili

[theheightofdishonor]

but like also ch 298:guide because of kuroo's role as tsukki's mentor who pushed him kicking and screaming to get better (and like bokuto too but like kuroo yk) and how the end of it is kuroo asking "hey, how do you feel about volleyball now" and tsukki doesn't just say that he likes it, he says "thanks to you- all of you- its fun" and like when he's just wholeheartedly frank and honest it cracks me open like an egg ngl

[sunflowercider]

Once more, i have proof that Rakiel's social skills outside of being a doctor are rock bottom

[fortjester]

Gideon the Ninth Eye Colour/Descriptor Guide (Updated)

(Key: CH stands for Chapter; pg. stands for page; EP stands for Epilogue)

(Harrow the Ninth Guide) (Nona the Ninth Guide)

For more immediate, in-depth reference, the quotes themselves have been transcribed below the cut.

All quoted page numbers are per the paperback copy of the book. Quotes are (mostly) in order of frequency, but some characters are grouped together because I don't want to separate them.

Harrow (24 Entries):

Cytherea (18 Entries):

Ianthe (17 Entries):

(+ BABS) “Because they were in closest proximity, her first gaze after the fight fell on the overgroomed cavalier of the Third, Naberius: his eyes were taut, and his smile was unnerved. His eyes were blue, but this close she could see that they were stained through in places with a light, insipid brown that made Gideon think of oily water.” - Chapter 11, pg. 116 (paperback)

Palamedes (11 Entries):

Jeannemary & Isaac (8 Entries):

Corona (6 Entries):

Gideon (6 Entries):

Camilla (4 Entries):

Colum (4 Entries):

Teacher (4 Entries):

God/John (3 Entries)

“He approached her, and she saw that his sclera were black as space. The irises were dark and leadenly iridescent—a deep rainbow oil slick, ringed with white. The pupils were as glossy black as the sclera.” - Epilogue, pg. 440

“Harrowhark picked herself up off the floor and looked her Emperor dead in his dark and shining eyes.” - Epilogue, pg. 441

“He had a ridiculously ordinary face: long jaw, high forehead, hair a dull and leaden brown. But those eyes.” - Epilogue, pg. 443

Protesliaus (2 Entries):

“Protesilaus the Seventh stared at her with the empty eyes of someone who would watch with equal heavy disinterest if part of the wall were kicked out and she were punted down into the sea, but his adept was looking at her—wistfully.” - Chapter 10, pg. 108

“She had been gravely meeting Protesilaus’s murky stare, as though trying to find something out, and now she settled the head on her lap.” - Chapter 30, pg. 338

Characters With Only 1 Entry Each:

(CRUX) “Crux stared back at her with the hate of an exploding star: the empty hate of pressure pulled inward, a deforming, light-devouring resentment.” - Chapter 2, pg. 31

(ORTUS) “But Ortus said, with his big, sombre eyes and his squashed, disheartened voice: “I do fear death, my Lady Harrowhark.”” - Chapter 3, pg. 41

(MAGNUS) “Up close he had a strong jaw, the expression of the terminally jolly, and nice eyes.” - Chapter 9, pg. 93

(ABIGAIL) “Unlike Magnus, she also had the manner some necromancers and librarians developed when they had been working on dead spells for the last fifteen years and no longer worried too much about the living: her stare was far too intense.” - Chapter 15, pg. 169 & 170

(JUDITH) “The Captain of the Second rose too. Her intensely dark eyes settled on each of them in turn before ending on Teacher.” - Chapter 18, pg. 197

(SILAS) “Silas did not step away, but he turned his head a little from her, as though she were a bad breath. He had very brown eyes, startlingly framed by thick, whitish lashes.” - Chapter 26, pg. 298

[every-monkey-d-luffy]

[anrisimps]

Ch 298

"𝐼 𝑑𝑜𝑛'𝑡 𝑤𝑎𝑛𝑡 𝑡𝑜 𝑠𝑒𝑒 𝑦𝑜𝑢 𝑠𝑢𝑓𝑓𝑒𝑟 𝑖𝑛 𝑓𝑟𝑜𝑛𝑡 𝑜𝑓 𝑚𝑒 𝑎𝑛𝑦 𝑙𝑜𝑛𝑔𝑒𝑟." 𝐻𝑒 𝑓𝑒𝑙𝑡 𝑎𝑠 𝑖𝑓 𝑠𝑜𝑚𝑒𝑡ℎ𝑖𝑛𝑔 ℎ𝑎𝑑 𝑑𝑟𝑜𝑝𝑝𝑒𝑑 ℎ𝑒𝑎𝑣𝑖𝑙𝑦 𝑖𝑛𝑠𝑖𝑑𝑒 ℎ𝑖𝑠 ℎ𝑒𝑎𝑟𝑡. "𝑆𝑜...𝑝𝑙𝑒𝑎𝑠𝑒 𝑑𝑜𝑛'𝑡 𝑐𝑎𝑙𝑙 𝑡ℎ𝑎𝑡 𝑎 𝑤𝑟𝑜𝑛𝑔 𝑑𝑒𝑐𝑖𝑠𝑖𝑜𝑛."

[origintriodaily]

EP 128 vs Ch 298 manga vs anime