Fuga, who used to show kindness even to the ant brothers, is nowhere to be found anymore.

They’re doing something inhuman all together casually…

Mom… it’s better for Chiko, who can’t kill anymore, to cherish that ordinary sensitivity… becoming like Koku is not good.

I’m getting used to the world of beams in a bad way, and this is a terrible prelude…

It seems better to change into more bugs.

Mom… It’s too cold for Yoshike, and I’m worried that Taimasan is lacking in human feelings.

It was the same with Sakuma-kun, but somehow, I think Sakata-kun is a good balance and it’s nice that he’s doing mental care.
Despite being a stalker with a patriarchal mentality.

I wonder when you’ll remember my name—it’s a bit cute, but what you’re doing is a bit off.

Fuga-kun has also become Fuga-kun.
They’re all strangely strong, so I feel like I might be tripped up.
Is Ichimaru the key?

Without Tsumi, it feels like a refined general battle team in the beam world.
Tsumi’s constantly slightly unsettling behavior is too explosive.

This one is no longer worthy of being a heroine… and that was a failure.

When they are no longer human, they quickly fall out of the range of interest. The soul has lost its purity, Fugue.

Here, the installation of the Genshi organ is in a takeover pattern.

The unsettling causality of Tsumi and Chiko…

Teppe… we’re brothers just like the two of them, you know!? said Fuga.
“Mom… Fugue, who said that he has no future as a person anymore.”

That’s tough.
The danger of tsumi is present in the symmetry between Taimasa and Chico.

Why is Taima-san like this…?

The scariest thing is Mr. Taima adapting without any big events.

I feel like Taimar hasn’t had any notable achievements until now, but suddenly he’s becoming like Cocoto!

If Taimasa dies, it will lead to a chain reaction with Sakuda-kun and things will get crazy.

Fuga, you’ve changed.

Until now, Fugah wouldn’t be able to kill like Chiko… that should be the case, and Ruu-chan’s words about Fugah no longer being there have gained more weight.

I saw the cause of Tsum’s killing of Chico, so I guided them not to attach the Genshi organ…?
Well, I guess I won’t do something like that now…?

Maintaining a decent human nature has become something only non-popular people, stalkers, and paid-dating high school girls are doing.

Taimaru-san had a mix of gags, but their sensibility leaned towards Koku, so they must have gotten used to that world.

Ichimaru-kun’s personality is too stable.

Although it seems like he’s being underestimated, if Ak-kun’s suppressive substance wasn’t water, he would have had to keep licking things like iron or gold…

Ch… you, you are the only heroine.
Don’t lose!

Though Fuga’s sensitivity remains the same, it’s tough because he has learned to give up.

Isn’t it that being normal is the minority now…?

Tsumi has been giving off an uneasy vibe lately.

Mom.

Cocktail itself is saying that I’m not normal, so please don’t forget that everyone is normal, but somehow everyone is becoming not normal…

It’s a world where you can’t survive without becoming abnormal, but at the same time, there’s also the aspect that you can’t survive without some normalcy.

What do you like about Taima, Sakata-kun?

I had forgotten, but now that I think about it, back in the original world, I used to half-kill a would-be rapist.

Warp! Warp!
When someone begs for their life, it makes me feel uncomfortable, so it seems better to get closer to the insects… I will inherit it.
I can’t kill… I’m just an ordinary person, like an idiot…

The consequences of Chico’s actions are clearly showing, but what will happen in the end?

The murder of Koku was casually confessed, but I wonder when it happened in the original world.

I realized it was dead…
Well, if you don’t encounter them anymore, then I guess that’s it.

I wonder what the meta role of “tsumi” is.
There’s definitely a vibe that something is going to go wrong.

Cocotte is more sensitive than I thought.

Well, they’re saying a few people are involved, and it seems like others besides that stalker are doing something similar…

The “rough gem” of the heroine does not mean that she will be polished into a heroine from now on.
It meant that I could have become a heroine…

Huh? If I attach the Genji engine carelessly, won’t I get spiraled?

I thought Tsumi-chan was a wide-hearted idiot being tossed around by a crazy sis-con, but she turned out to be Koku’s sister.

Kokuto understands that he is an abnormal person, which is why it feels like he is acting as a stopper, so there isn’t much of a sense of being truly crazy from the bottom of his heart.

Cockatoo is aware that they become very sweet with their family, so they probably have the intention to draw a line.

That’s exactly the level of understanding that a mere mortal could achieve…

Don’t let your heart become cocked up.

Well, as Kokuto said, there are certainly aspects that seem to be intentional.
Chico might have a bit of leeway because, in a sense, he’s somewhat detached from people early on.

I don’t think Mr. Timer can endure this…

When you decide to do something, you just become cooperative, but recently, hasn’t Koku been taking on the role of the stopper?

If there are no insect elements on the face, that’s good.

Rikishi-kun is inheriting his suppressants without knowing what they are, but is it really okay to do so without knowing?

At this timing, I can only see the cause of inheritance or becoming a solitary vessel.

The classic strategy is to not overturn the foresight, but rather to cleverly play along with it.

Can a Coct with six holds become a vessel?

Taimar is no good anymore…

Recently, there was a discussion about how it would be better to split into groups with and without the Genshi organization for risk management… and yet, they’re going to inherit it…

I wonder if the spiral-type 6-barrel attachment is within the scope of support.

“To Coct saying, ‘I’ve killed a few people in my original world,’ Tsumi responds lightly with, ‘Coct…'”
This is something that I already understand completely and am doing it anyway, right?

What was the cause of the hawk that appeared on Chiko?
If Chiko had inherited it, would Tsumi have taken action?

Chiko probably had the resolve to be in the position of “next to Tsumu,” but when Taimasan looked like he was going to fit right in there, well, that’s just how it is…
Moreover, it seems like there is a natural flow that could lead to attaching the Genchi Organization, and the precariousness of the position is precarious.

“To be able to do something like only picking up the Genki organs…”

Chiko has a sensitivity that is so typical that just hearing it from Mom makes her give up.
On the other hand, Mr. Taimar.

I wonder if the persistent manifestation of the cause of transformation is due to the process of becoming a vessel.

I got stabbed because I was waiting for Mom to come home…

This group is scary…

Chiko really shouldn’t be so fixated on Koku…
If you’re going to rely on someone, make it Daigo-kun or someone like that.

Unlike Sakuma-kun, who wanted to be strong by transforming to be of help to others even at the worst times, I also have my own reasons.
This time it’s truly a handy power to take advantage of murder.

It looks like things will get terrible because of attaching the Genki organ, like a supernova of expectations…

The beautiful Fuga-kun has already passed away…

Didn’t the spiral appear since last week?

Well, looking at it from the Fuga Eye, this half-insect vehicle has probably been dismissed as “evil”…

I’m looking forward to seeing Lucia again; her face will probably be all swirly.

It seems that the cause of the transformation that was entangled was indeed about the solitary takeover.

What do you like about Taimasan, Sakurada-kun…? Is it her face?

There must be traps like not being able to see the consequences of a takeover.

The beautiful soul is invisible…

It probably feels like it’s easiest to take over when you have just one.
If there are multiple, it seems like it will get buggy and turn out strange.

Since the common sense balancer has died as a balancer, it seems that there’s nothing but destruction waiting ahead…

I would like to see a solitary person mistakenly ride the Fuuga, get defeated in an argument, and disappear.

Is the hand’s causality rather that Chiko gets killed?

Ichimaru is a common-sense person, neither blind to love nor influenced by its blind spots, but because he is a common-sense person, for better or worse.
(It probably won’t serve as a stopper even if I try to stop it…)

I didn’t think Chiko-chan’s mentality would become normal.