Quote Originally Posted by Ryllharu View Post
The head honcho of the Hamelin Demon community could very well be tucked inside Asuka's bosom. But that would make the "truth" of the legend that faeries spirited the children away. Who knows.
I was considering that at one point, but... You know, would a mighty demon lord really reduce themselves to such a form showing barely enough wits to be called intelligent and getting pushed left and right? It surely would be a straightforward puzzle otherwise, but that's my problem with it.

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I feel like the challenge is inherently unfair. I got that demon lord challenges couldn't be refused, and was somewhat accepting of that fact, but the way the rules were written here, the demon lords that issue a challenge don't even have to actively participate. That's garbage. They only are because it is fun.
Kuro Usagi marketed the place to the three troublemakers as a place for fun and games, but from what we have seen, it's everything but fun and games for great many original inhabitants. Perhaps it's due to the powerless masses being little but game pieces for the powerful, maybe it's because not all those in power are clearly interested in living like Kuro Usagi's marketing speeches indicate. For example Perseus's scumbag leader was clearly only interested in living a luxurious life and bullying the weak. He didn't want to play any gift games and only did when forced to.


Quote Originally Posted by Ryllharu View Post
I'm a bit disappointed in Izayoi. Shiroyasha should not have had to tell him that just barely not seeing is always better than seeing directly.
That's true, but it still made a funny scene in my opinion. Those two discussing their perverted views like some higher science with no inhibitions in front of the others amuses me far more than some stock shounen hero unsuccessfully trying to peep heroines.