There were some dark moments in this chapter, but let’s not ignore the moment where we found out that Miza and her clan literally dug their way out of a fantasy manga.
Look at them. Their like gnomes. They even all have their own weird helmets. They’re like subspecies of ghoul who lived entirely underground, carrying little backpacks full of shovels and lanterns and maps. They look like they’re ready to go on a D&D adventure.
I want to adopt all of them. Goddammit Suzuya. You can’t kill off the gnomes!
This is the strangest, most tonally mismatched tiny bit of random world building and I love it so, so much. I want to know so much more about these micro-societies of ghouls that actual grow up free of contact with human society.
(Also it’s interesting, given this origin story, that Miza is so well educated not only generally, but about “human” customs as compared to the white suits.)
This is interesting, judging by the marking on the eye of the figure above this is Kurona.
But also judging by the image below Kurona and Nashiro are either both there.
Or Kurona may have went mad after Kanou probably gave her her sister’s kakugan eye. So she feels like she’s right there…(He used Nashiro for parts when he deemed her unsaveable…)
Or maybe somehow, she did it herself… out of grief…
(god I still hope he just wants to scare us with a little cliffhanger and this not Mutsuki …still no matter who it is there will be another painful flashback 0)-()
Relatable FE Quote or Something 
