I agree, me neither. I think Raban refers to being …
Comment on Chapter 3, page 25 by Tanya Geritsidou (Tantz Aerine.
I agree, me neither. I think Raban refers to being too sensitive to hit a child as weakness, rather than physical strength. After all, it was Arthur that knocked Fotis out when he rushed Raban.
Tanya Geritsidou (Tantz Aerine Also Commented
Chapter 3, page 25
Thank you! What do you think of them at this point in time?
Chapter 3, page 25
And on several other issues too 🙁 Thank you!
Recent Comments by Tanya Geritsidou (Tantz Aerine
Chapter 4, page 32
Yes… Pit-Face’s cameo here (named Dina) is on orders from Aris Velouhiotis. Who came to an ignominious end before everything went down the drain exactly as how you allude to.
Chapter 4, page 32
Thank you so much! I’ll do my best 🙂
Chapter 4, page 31
Bless you, this made me laugh.
Chapter 4, page 30
These days haven’t been kind to her.
Chapter 4, page 28
So glad it shows!
I haven’t ever read that. But the title reminds me of Studio Ghibli’s Nausicaa if that’s the same story?
