(before translation) Remi doesn't seem very concerned about her best friend crying her eyes out.

This is hearbreakning, poor Patchy...

Well, this quickly got out of hand.

;_;

Considering that third panel I suspect Remi has seen straight through Koakuma

Ilosia said:
Considering that third panel I suspect Remi has seen straight through Koakuma

i really do hope you are right. i really do think Patchy is over do for a break from all of this.

Will the next comic be the moment Remi tells Koakuma to actually HELP Patchouli? Koa's probably been acting like such a... well, devil, because she thinks she and Patchouli are equals and Remilia is the master (or mistress), when Remilia said she'd "let you have her", implying that Patchouli owns Koakuma.

Just some guesswork here.

If what I'm seeing under Koakuma's eyes is tears, it may appear that she did destroy the book or something irreversible. Poor Patchouli.

That aside... Ugh, this artist... wow.

AlephTTM said:
(before translation) Remi doesn't seem very concerned about her best friend crying her eyes out.

She has to uphold her Charisma. It might not seem like shes concerned but really it's her character to not let things upset her to much.

AzAx said:
Well, this quickly got out of hand.

;_;

Ya I've honestly got no idea WHAT to think at this point. I feel as if my theory has to gone to hell.

Patchy's face in the last panel...

Anyway, I think the book is safe somewhere. Aside from feeling bad about it, Koa doesn't seem too worried about the book itself.

I predict that Koa will return the book to Patchouli (And admit she took it), and Patchy will get pissed at her and finally go off. And slap her because this is Dora e.

Still love that painting...

Pretty sure Remi has some idea of what has happened.

You know, I'm probably the most soulless guy in the world, but I'm nearing my limit with this pitiful Patchy. I like this comic because Koa is not pitiful for once, but this Patchy is just so disastrously hopeless it disgusts me. I really hope she gets herself together by the end.

this painting again, i love this