Go to (Karakai Jouzu no (Moto) Takagi-san) chapter 295-296 if you want to revisit what she remembers

Welcome! If you new here go to (Karakai Jouzu no (Moto) Takagi-san) chapter 295-296 to get why their interactions are extra special.

Well I didn't mean because of it's success, but more because it was an attempted insurrection that was basically egged on by a former president. I feel like that is history worthy as it's success would have changed everything.

I'm already watching Northern Blade and it's exactly as you describe, but thanks for the tip! Yeah I covered up part of my comment, didn't realize I accidentally did a spoil.

Who knew this website was maintained in AZ I would have thought it would be registered to some random island or country with lax piracy laws

It's barely chapter 8 and she finally remembers! This is progressing so much faster than I expected!!

I have a feeling that the revived person will kill the summoner to complete his revival

They appear to be sincere but I wonder if they will survive

Their shocked faces to the sea dragon were hilarious

Honestly I'm glad I read the spoilers. It helped me determine that this story isn't for me anymore even though I fell in love with it in the beginning. I see tragedies too much in life and I use these stories to escape from them. And from the looks of it this one has too much of a long slow burn for me to bear.

Yeah it's correct

A fan of the Counte of Monte Cristo I see.

Some type of herbal aphrodisiac? She definitely is more aware of his tricks now

I nominate your profile picture as the most lewd on this site

Looks like they both got turned on

Loyd created the problem to create a solution, like any good politician should.

This chapter was necessary! Love seeing everyone's reactions

Yup. I checked chapter 36 and her bangs are an exact match.

I love the way Ihwa broke it off with Engen, she may be a villain but she's not a dirt bag like him.

I wonder if they'll mention Jan 6th in the same light as the Boston Tea Party in our great grand children's history's book