You like heavy women, don’t you?

There are no benefits for the disciples, right?

>>4

You have the power of life and death over the other person.

Originally, this would be a contract that one would only undertake if the disciple could die alongside the master, as that would be the ideal relationship.

My younger brother might be the type who doesn’t have a problem stepping on others’ lives in order to hunt.

I guess the moment when Desukaras dies is a critical turning point, huh…

I would rather die than see your death.

I thought he was just a beast, but Jikishirone works properly, gets tired, and makes me feel a sense of closeness; he’s good at that…

This feels like the end of the first chapter.

It’s quite a significant drawback that you can’t issue commands that could lead to both your death and mine, despite being in a slave contract.

Foreigners are making a fuss, but is Desukarasu-chan really that popular…?

>>15

It feels like “keoke” is sensing danger due to the overwhelming smell of death?

>>16

I can already see that I will leave behind the greatest curse at the moment of death.

>>16

This was probably created so that the master would not make the disciple do something that could lead to their death…

>>16

Live.

Instantly throw the heroine points down the drain.

>>18

Did all the sludge just turn into heroine points?

>>21

In other words, heroine points ≒ a waste.

If I don’t wear a collar like this, I might die, Ich.

I think that move was also intended to prevent Ichi from feeling any unnecessary burden.

>>23

In this setting, the opposite can also happen.

Ichikawa has been kidnapped by the enemy or has gone missing, but since Descaris is alive, he should still be safe.

If the master dies first, it seems like the magic learned could be inherited by the disciple.

If Desukaras dies, it will take three days to accept it.

>>25

I can make it in time for the next story.

A declaration of the intention not to let you be killed.

>>26

I will die.

Toge-chan is getting cloudy!

The light disappears, well, it’s that kind of feeling, isn’t it?

The witch who created the blood oath must have done it with a lot of heavy emotions.

Even though I can predict that they’ll die, I find it impressive how the death doesn’t feel predictable and I can still look forward to how they will die.

Is that contract a type of magic?

It seems like the benefits are thin compared to the costs and constraints, but is there some history behind it?

>>34

It’s a contract to absolutely prevent the disciple from dying.

It seems like there were quite a few witches who charge in recklessly and are likely to die quickly.

It would be really sad if I died.

Let’s become a family.

Mr. Nishi is trying to kill the main character…!

However, if I die like this, it would be too much of a predictable ending…

>>41

I think that’s fine.

I understand that even death can be presented in a way that is incredibly moving.

On the contrary, trying to be strangely unique might twist the story.

I thought Ichi would be more indifferent, but he actually feels quite a bit of joy for the family… this is…

Leaving indelible scars on readers can also become entertainment, but it can sometimes drive them away too…

I want you to surprise me in a way that doesn’t involve dying.

The expression is really great…

If it’s just dying instead of someone else, is there really a need to do that?

>>45

It is probably to make myself decide on a determination that I absolutely cannot back down from.

“Deciding in your heart that you will protect this person even if it costs you your life is different from making a real contract to die for them.”

There is also the advantage of having Ichi listen to orders at the last minute.

>>50

“Run away with all your might from here.”

I thought it was a bit pitiful, but it’s true that this guy is dangerous if I don’t put a collar on him.

I will die, but the contract continues, and I’ll be reborn as the daughter of Ichi and Kumugi-chan.

At the moment of death, Descarus-chan uttered a curse at Ichi…

The fact that this place is declining generally means that it’s a contract where, if the master dies, the disciples die as well.

When the disciple dies, the master also dies.

Even if the master dies, the disciple does not die.

Even Shirabedonna-chan was surprised by this.

Don’t forget the ultimate beautiful girl Desukaras-tan; it’s something that could happen if it’s Desukaras-tan.

You’re overdoing it, little brother…

This heroine feels kind of heavy.

Well, since they had Ichii sign a contract with the effects concealed, there must still be some kind of benefit that is being kept hidden from the readers.

It’s terrible that I’ve entered a phase where I can already imagine how I will die.

This dog doesn’t listen to me…

I guess you’re telling me to run and then go to my death…

While determination is important, it feels like there hasn’t been any explanation for a magic that uses life.

It would be nice if there were a setting where the family contract itself has benefits for the witch.

What’s this…?

A blood contract that can be fully exploited for the disciple but must be defended with all one’s life.

I’m not quite sure I fully understand the setting yet.

Are there unique magic spells that can only be acquired by meeting certain conditions and defeating magical enemies, as well as common magic spells like contracts, flight, and communication?

>>66

There is a story about friendly magic.

I guess it will really end up like this in the final episode.

I don’t understand.

Since the original work tends to be quite addicted to happy endings, there is also a possibility that characters might not die normally.

If you’re not going to listen to me, then…

Because I’m flooring the accelerator knowing there’s a high possibility of dying…

Stray dogs express joy in a surprisingly human-like way.

>>72

I thought this time that being “abandoned by my parents” was probably the only truly sad thing for Ichi as a human.

Yes, additional prophecy.

Will you become both a restraint and nourishment in Ichi’s battle, Descaras-chan?

How many times has the original author, Mr. Nishi, killed named characters who are allies?

Is it the kind of style where allies die quite a bit?

>>75

You won’t die that easily.

It’s going to be incredibly cloudy.

>>80

In other words, it’s undeniable that there is a possibility of dying in an extremely cloudy way…

That’s right, it doesn’t kill the characters, but it does cloud their feelings.

In a proper master-disciple relationship, one would first listen to the orders.

The disadvantages of the master are too great because using it to make them obey in an improper master-disciple relationship is too risky.

If we leave this guy alone, he will seriously die.

Once a magic is learned by someone, it can be used by others by spreading its name, they say.

Because I delved into anti-world magic a little while ago…

I can only hold the reins with life, bonds, and contracts.

I’m scared that if just one Descarus remains a formidable force, it might lead to death, but if a serial killer joins as a companion, the power balance will be maintained and I’ll feel safe!

The coercive power of absolute obedience is likely quite high, and I think a considerably better collar has been put on.

I don’t know if that will work.

It feels like you’re taking on a motherly position, Desukaras-chan.

The protagonist’s mother, who has combat power, is in a position with an extremely high mortality rate.

>>84

Ah, I see.

Kumugi-chan, hurry up and break free from being a mascot.

Since the protagonist is the type whose brakes are broken, if we don’t assign someone to act as the brakes, they will just keep going further and further away.

Speaking of which, this explanation didn’t make it into the standalone book.

Even if she doesn’t die, it seems almost certain that something worse than a serious injury will happen to Desukaras-chan, enough for Ichi to fight in a seriously angry way for her.

It’s said that since he’s the author of Aruma-kun, he’s not likely to die anytime soon.

It seems that rather, it is the developments that Iruma-kun cannot handle that are being pursued.

This time’s story and the previous one deepened the charm significantly, so I don’t want you to die.

Even if you say to cloud it, it’s the kind of thing where a senior you respected and admired is executing mass murder and specifically saying they’re going to eat you and kill you!

I wonder if there were masters who used the master-disciple relationship to turn their disciples into slaves, abuse them, and let them die.

So, to suppress such things, the disciple properly listens to the master’s words, but if the master also does terrible things to the disciple, it might have become more troublesome than expected and fallen out of favor?

Authors who can properly create stories are trapped by the tendency of their past works in reading story trends…

Aren’t we too pulled in by curses, wounds, and sorcery…? I wonder.

>>97

Eh…!?

I believe in Teacher Nishi.

Desukaras-chan seems like she’s about to die, but she doesn’t die.

Alternatively, you can die once and come back to life.

>>98

It’s also possible for Ichi to set out in search of resurrection magic…

>>106

There was a manga that started its second part just to revive a heroine who had just died.

The heroine has started to rot…

Could it be that if we share Uroro, everyone becomes super strong?

Even though everyone loves her, there are hardly any erotic images of Desukaras.

>>102

Who should I make the pole role?

>>108

You can just grow a penis with magic, right?

>>111

There are people who can use mushroom magic and are also a bit annoying.

>>108

When you’re in trouble, use Deskarlas-chan as a pole.

There it is!

After Fullmetal Alchemist became popular, there are people who say that anything and everything related to alchemy is just following in its footsteps.

I’m relieved that the system seems secure for now, as it looks like Deathcarus-chan won’t die and be eliminated early.

>>104

We need to clearly depict the relationship as a family and evoke strong feelings.

Upon reflection, there was also magic that created this terrible slave system…

Isn’t it the case that the supposedly great and beautiful Ms. Money Gold is just surprised and has an upset stomach?

>>107

Due to the fact that magic is generally terrible, the witch’s heart can never be at ease!

“Even if the master dies, the disciple does not die.”

This magic, no matter how you think about it

However, the setting where this disciple passes away and the master also passes away can be used.

>>113

When the disciple goes, the master goes too!?

>>113

However, even if the master has passed away, the disciple does not die.

It’s nice that there seem to be both old and new settings for magic.

Please keep expanding the worldview.

The last few episodes have been really interesting.

When Desukarasu-chan takes the lead, the humidity of the story suddenly rises.

It’s basically Makima who gives a family to someone who doesn’t know happiness and then takes it away.