is this the end???? so did moutou died or no??? its impossible that he is not, right? maybe he meant by (until they meet again, he means in heaven or hell!! so please someone tell me is this the last chapter or no??
He died...He write all that to make Erie fells better...in the end Erie himself said what a bad liar you are. KissLia
Is it? I'm a bit confused too because after he claimed that Mutou's a bad liar, he still request to keep the CD and promise to memorize the Japanese song?
Is it? I'm a bit confused too because after he claimed that Mutou's a bad liar, he still request to keep the CD and promise to memorize the Japanese song? rin
I feel the same way. For me it makes totally sense that Erie kept the CD in order to learn the Japanese song because he wants to impress Mutou when they meet again in real life, somehow. Furthermore, Mutou kept Erie's 'wedding' ring although Erie expressed clearly that this ring means so much to him and he wants to have it back.
I feel the same way. For me it makes totally sense that Erie kept the CD in order to learn the Japanese song because he wants to impress Mutou when they meet again in real life, somehow. Furthermore, Mutou kept... emi_555
Eerie has been emphasizing throughout that Mutou is the embodiment of pride though. Mutou is too proud to "plea" (and unlike Sword and Sen, Mutou doesn't have anyone he can rat out to trade for his own life, at least, not without losing his "dignity"), so that's why Eerie knew Mutou was lying and that Mutou really did get executed. I think Mutou kept the ring partially to convince and comfort Eerie and partially as a promise to meet in the afterlife or next life, because as Eerie said twice in their last moments together that it's just about "who goes first." It seemed like Eerie understood all of this. Just like how Eerie treasured Norman's ring, he now treasures Mutou's CD. Unlike with Norman, whom he knew fell for Van and he would have to force himself to forget about him, Eerie seems to think of Mutou as his last love (since to him, Mutou just "went first."), so he's perfecting his Japanese singing in preparation for meeting Mutou in the afterlife. Although their time together was short, Eerie's really perceptive so he understands others well (like how he knew Norman fell for Van and tried to help Norman find the will to live on).
WTF, after 5 years???? what the hell ? this is the most boring story i ever read, am sure Ron married the witch and everything goes to her plan WTF. i really regret reading this story
i didnt like how speed is finished and did momoko got married ??? what about kanzaki ?? i thought he will just marry momoko;) or is he just like a father to her? we want more details like how did momoko took haru and became his mother??
They kinda didn't explain why he was having nightmares about Takahashi or why he called him. I'm guessing maybe it wasn't happening that often but the MC was fixated on it because of his insecurities.
the last chapter kind of boring, there is nothing much in it and wasted pages only to show all the characters and the drawings, i was hoping for more stories about them and if there will be kids or no, so i was little disappointed because it ended quickly.
is this the end???? so did moutou died or no??? its impossible that he is not, right? maybe he meant by (until they meet again, he means in heaven or hell!! so please someone tell me is this the last chapter or no??
He died...He write all that to make Erie fells better...in the end Erie himself said what a bad liar you are.
Is it? I'm a bit confused too because after he claimed that Mutou's a bad liar, he still request to keep the CD and promise to memorize the Japanese song?
I feel the same way. For me it makes totally sense that Erie kept the CD in order to learn the Japanese song because he wants to impress Mutou when they meet again in real life, somehow. Furthermore, Mutou kept Erie's 'wedding' ring although Erie expressed clearly that this ring means so much to him and he wants to have it back.
Eerie has been emphasizing throughout that Mutou is the embodiment of pride though. Mutou is too proud to "plea" (and unlike Sword and Sen, Mutou doesn't have anyone he can rat out to trade for his own life, at least, not without losing his "dignity"), so that's why Eerie knew Mutou was lying and that Mutou really did get executed. I think Mutou kept the ring partially to convince and comfort Eerie and partially as a promise to meet in the afterlife or next life, because as Eerie said twice in their last moments together that it's just about "who goes first." It seemed like Eerie understood all of this. Just like how Eerie treasured Norman's ring, he now treasures Mutou's CD. Unlike with Norman, whom he knew fell for Van and he would have to force himself to forget about him, Eerie seems to think of Mutou as his last love (since to him, Mutou just "went first."), so he's perfecting his Japanese singing in preparation for meeting Mutou in the afterlife. Although their time together was short, Eerie's really perceptive so he understands others well (like how he knew Norman fell for Van and tried to help Norman find the will to live on).
The story continues in Under Grand Hotel: Cross Over - http://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/under_grand_hotel_cross_over/
wooow thanks a lot for your info , i didn't know that there is a continuation , am so happy