He can’t help but spin the conversation in a direction- and ends up getting surprised by it not going where he expected.
Yosh! Saga
He can’t help but spin the conversation in a direction- and ends up getting surprised by it not going where he expected.
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OK, if the Celestials want Phil and Kate to agree to work for them forever, they have one doozy of a benefits package to offer.
Officiator at wedding: As long as you both shall live.
Phil: I do.
Kate: I do.
Yuki: For as many lives as you want!
Phil is right, there has to be constraints. Something that explains anything explains nothing.
On another note, since I had to go back and read the page before this one I noticed a misspell: “futher”.
And “seperates”.
I’m surprised no one pointed them out sooner. Thanks!
AH HA! Truck-kun is really a celestial in disguise responsible for maintaining the soul cycle! Now things make more sense.
Sorry, it’s enough of a meme in Isekai stories and we’ve seen Celestials as swords, stained glass constructs, old men, and now Yuki so having one assume the form of a truck isn’t the most absurd concept.
Next page:
Phil: “Truck-kun is real!?”
Yuki: “Truck… What? Kate!?”
Kate: “On it! Any of the manga on the second shelf to the right.”
Did Shiden accidentally create a Soul Catcher machine, for reincarnating souls into Android bodies?
Is this going to be a long term problem with nigh immortal bodies, that can swap phylacteries into other shells?
That is a very good question, I hope Sage answers it.
and the line between fantasy and reality get a liiiiiiitle bit thinner
THERE WERE NEVER ANY LINES TO BEGIN WITH! O_O
wait then what just thinned?
The fabric of reality?