“Aya is……
eating the cake I’ve bought with great relish whilst drinking the tea which Hilda brewed.
What are you doing!?”
Yup, Aya do it her own pace…
:3…
Fun fact. I first learnt 聖水(seisui) could mean urine when I was riding a train in Tokyo with a Japanese friend and they spotted an ad for an energy drink called 聖水. Took them a while to calm down enough to explain it to me.
Basically it was an energy drink aimed at perverts and I got the impression that it seems to be used to imply a young virgin women’s urine.
Thanks for the chapter 🙂
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Thank u always for ur great work…
^^…
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“「Eh!? Oh, it’s that『holy water』, huh.」”
Lela~…
@_@…
“Aya is……
eating the cake I’ve bought with great relish whilst drinking the tea which Hilda brewed.
What are you doing!?”
Yup, Aya do it her own pace…
:3…
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holy water ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Thanks for the chappy~
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HAHAHHAHA lela’s holy water huh 🙂
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Well urine does have disinfectant properties and Holy Water was used as a medicine in Medival times sooooooooo use your imagination
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Lyle-dono your daughter is getting delusional.
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the author really likes to bs us
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Thanks for the chapter, she confused holy water with love juice XD
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No need to hide it.. We all know what she meant by ‘that’ holy water.
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Fun fact. I first learnt 聖水(seisui) could mean urine when I was riding a train in Tokyo with a Japanese friend and they spotted an ad for an energy drink called 聖水. Took them a while to calm down enough to explain it to me.
Basically it was an energy drink aimed at perverts and I got the impression that it seems to be used to imply a young virgin women’s urine.
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That’s a ‘pun’ fact indeed. rofl
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thank you for the chapter
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Lela’s *holy water* huh? ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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