I fear for Daidai's safety.

"I'm saying this just in case". To explain what "just in case" means is that the author understands there are people who quote a character as if that character voiced the author's opinion to validate a point or discredit the author. Basically the author makes sure idiots can't use the character's lines as reference to his own views.

Never give feelings to weapons... They tend to become assholes.

It's funny how both are right and both are wrong on different parts of the same topic. Yes. Names do matter. But people tend to put nicknames on things.

Cyanide pills were used on soldiers for a similar function. Is it immoral? Yes. Is it uncommon for military to kill their own just to preserve a secret? No.

Basically a self awareness malware. Hmmm. That kind of thing always ends bad for someone.

Nah. A human could think of something like what Six did. We just can't enter the mind of the dead for information. But we do think of it. In ancient times it was called necromancy. The art of speaking to the dead and forcing them to share knowledge.

I think such cliffhangers are a bad habit.

Yeah. I think clever moves are more impressive than full blown violence. If you rip the essential part out, it's much cooler than just tearing the opponent to pieces. Efficient violence is superior to mindless violence.

Gege lost the plot a while ago and will patch it with anything he can.

Rushed. Only good thing in months was Nobara's return.

It ended well tbh. But I still think the entire cult must be eradicated.

Yeah. No. If I was in his position I would execute every single cultist. They're all scum.

Yeah. I feel no compassion for that wretch.

Yeah. Fuck Rain. He ruined everything. No excuses justify it.

TBH Rain deserves to have his face caved in, left alive but lose all his luck and then meet a miserable end. I hate betrayers. All betrayers, real or fictional, deserve a horrible fate. Dante Alighieri was right. There's no worse sin.

Ne didn't deserve that tbh.

Pretty much.

Foreshadowing?

This might sound crazy but... What if actually the collective sacrifice without killing was exactly how the miracle making is unlocked? After accumulating small amounts of luck from large amounts of people, maybe that's how the miracles happen. I can imagine that.