Many things are running through my mind about that shop. I enjoyed this chapter. It was fun and full of interesting interactions and implications of yukisaki. It was nice to see Ayumi back into the picture as well.

So I am guessing that Tamotsu killed her grandfather and is plotting to kill her as well. can figure out what's going on before it transpires.

I feel bad for Saki bit I loved that powerful moment between the girls.

Haruo seems very interesting. Someone who is silent but deadly is what he
comes off across. Like a stoic character of sorts.

I really like the intensity of the fight with Chiharu and the assassins. It's a nice action
scene. It's nice how she lives by the shinobi code and acknowledges herself as a weapon as
well. Despite being beaten down, she retains that mindset and fights the building anger inside of
internal conflict between human emotion and ridding herself of it was interesting character
development. The struggle between man and machine has always been insightful to any character who
explored it. Chiharu's burdens were piled too high, and she eventually was brought to her knees by
all of them.

It was nice to see some emotion out of her after all of that time, she broke the boundaries and became human.

Tamotsu and Chiharu's reactions to her grandfather's death seemed off to me
as well, which only enables my thinking that this family is super strange for some
reason. I have several questions in my head which were quickly answered by Chiharu's explanation
of them being descendents of ninja. However, I still am wondering about
the reasons of her grandfather's death. Ninja or not that's suspicious. I wonder
if the assassins Yuki has been fighting are somehow behind this, or is it an old
rivalry of some sort of Chiharu's clan?

Nice action and a wonderful chase scene towards the end. I liked Yuki and Saki's involvement, and
I wonder who the mysterious person is who jumped out at Chiharu at the end. I'll read on to find out
more.

I sort of thought Chiharu's grandfather was some sort of rich old man.
Turns out I was right,but it seems like something else is up.

These recent chapters have been giving me YukiSaki feels...and I enjoy that.

Chiharu's training is the reason I thought she was sort of one-dimensional at first.
It's nice to see some backstory to her, her burdens, strengths and her clan. I enjoyed the
bath talk with Saki. It was a nice opportunity to see the girl's bond as reader can also get a
Perception of how warped her thinking is on the way of emotions as well.

I have to agree with Saki. I wonder what's up with Chiharu's family. There's something unsettling
about them. It also makes me a little sad that Masahiko ended up dead. I thought he was an interesting
character.

Chiharu is quite amusing. I found myself chuckling at bit at the fight that she
had with Saki in the earlier part of the chapter. I knew that two girls with
such headstrong attitudes were going to come to a head sometime.

Along with Chiharu's abduction, the chapter takes a dark turn and interesting things are
introduced. It also makes me wonder what Chiharu's character delivers to the storyline
as far as importance goes. Something tells me that she'll end up having some sort of bigger role later on.

Yuki's dense nature and excitment about the possibility of being captured by yakuza was a little
amusing, although it makes me wonder about his knowledge of yakuza, considering he should have
been worried about that, given the assassins of his past follies.

Yuki and Saki's fight over shojo was pretty interesting as well, even if it was interrupted by someone
coming into the room.

I also liked the twist at the end with Chiharu's character. It seems she's gaining more depth.

This was an interesting chapter and I like your new character. She still interests me. I wonder what that group of boys want from Yuki and what his story is with them.

So far, this chapter is really interesting and I have a feeling this girl might be an important part of the story. I'm interested in her spunky attitude and spitfire personality.

I also loved pysch ward theme, though I feel bad for Takako.

This chapter was intense. I loved the ending of the fight and the addition of Fumiko into the group of those who are aware of Yuki's powers. I wonder what she'll add to the cast with her love of fantasy.

Yuki and Saki's emotional moment was wonderful as well. I've always liked scenes like that.

I can tell that this assassin is different from the rest. She's quick, powerful and has a little more of a defined attitude about her. She's very interesting, but I've been partial to illusionist characters. The power in itself is,interesting to work with.

I'm glad to see Yuki have a more active role and a better grasp on his powers. It seems he's becoming more aware of himself, thanks to Fumiko.

In this chapter Fumiko sort of reminded me of Seiji during the prior assassin fight. I'm glad that she didn't die, but I wonder what will happen when she shows up to Ayumi's fight.

I like the build up and the illusionist assassin as well. She has interestung powers.

Oh man, poor Fumiko. Yuki tried to help her, but the girl ended up being an assassin. I was beginning to like she and Ayumi together too. Darn.

On a side note the fight should be interesting.

I wonder how Yuki and Saki's talk will go. There is a lot of internal conflict going on and I hope it comes to light.

I am growing really fond of Fumiko. She's strong and sweet. I am interested on where the story goes from here.

I liked the interactions between Fumiko and Ayumi. I'm looking forward to knowing more about her character. She seems like someine I'll be keeping my eye on.

While YukiSaki is my main ship at the moment, bu2 I'm starting to like YukiYumi too. This chapter was sweet and inspiring towards the end. It ended on a happy note with Yumi and still provided a sense of wonder for Yuki.