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ChronoReverse · 2013-02-23, 02:26

Well, I had posted in the previous episode thread that the plan so far didn't make sense because it couldn't even beat Japan and the rest of the world would definitely retaliate.

But Yakomaru had a plan for that which is gratifying since I like stories where the characters don't have arbitrary limitations.

Now, we know Saki is still alive when she's older and judging from her voice, at least middle aged so at least 10 years more than her current young 20's. It doesn't seem like the humans can even decide to suicide to stop a fiend (or can they?) so the question is how was the fiend from the past stopped by "luck"? This statement from Tomiko must have meaning and be related to how this current situation will be resolved.

I must say, I groaned a bit when the queerat said that because the humans treated them like animals, all the humans must be eradicated (using humans conditioned to be under their control like animals). Certainly no side is without sin, so to speak.

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ChronoReverse Senior Member Join Date: May 2004	Well, I had posted in the previous episode thread that the plan so far didn't make sense because it couldn't even beat Japan and the rest of the world would definitely retaliate. But Yakomaru had a plan for that which is gratifying since I like stories where the characters don't have arbitrary limitations. Now, we know Saki is still alive when she's older and judging from her voice, at least middle aged so at least 10 years more than her current young 20's. It doesn't seem like the humans can even decide to suicide to stop a fiend (or can they?) so the question is how was the fiend from the past stopped by "luck"? This statement from Tomiko must have meaning and be related to how this current situation will be resolved. I must say, I groaned a bit when the queerat said that because the humans treated them like animals, all the humans must be eradicated (using humans conditioned to be under their control like animals). Certainly no side is without sin, so to speak.