Thank you for reading to the very end. How'd you like "The Voice That Tells Me"?

• This book was about me trying to PRY out the answer to why Saki-chan calls Keiki by her first name, but Kicchou's always Kicchou. (No, I haven't forgotten Toutetsu either.)
• It seems like the animals in the Animal Realm don't really have names. A wolf's a wolf, an otter's an otter. I figured that clearly the ones with full names are the strong ones, but until then they're mostly called by their species.
• "Kurokoma" is technically not a species, but I figure she's different from a regular horse spirit anyway, because of the wings and all. (Pegasus spirit...?) The obvious option would've been to emphasize the gap between Saki and Yachie as people with and without names, as well as their opposite personalities. That's classic, but I can't get enough.

Well, I sure ended up rambling. Whatever the case in this book, I still like Yachie-chan being called by her first name too, and super fluffy flirty SakiYachi! Hehehe! It might be because being gang leaders gives them something of an adulty aura, but whether it's bloody, fluffy, lovey-dovey or even outright lewd, SakiYachi is always good. I want to get three meals of it a day.

And last, Toutetsu-san, please hurry up. No need to push yourself, but please... Shikushiku Amamori Weekly