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I couldnt find it ?

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/manga-go-manga-reader-online/id1406224209 There’s the link to the app hope it works out

Thank you!!

Hellow fellow carat

hello there

Is the name still pupillary master on the app? I can’t find it

So there’s one girl that he likes and she likes him and they’re together, but it’s basically fluff and used to make blue haired dude funnier when he gets annoyed that she’s eating meat he wants to eat. You rarely ever see her and even when you do it’s barely a few panels every few chapters. She’s not annoying. You just kinda learn not to care too much about her lol ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶(〜￣△￣)〜 She’s got a bit of a funny personality too

Ok thnx babes (づ￣ ³￣)づ

LMFAO nicely explained fr I been ignoring her :,) I was gonna drop but kept on going and am happy that I didn't, the story is too good !!

No. Because I also liked the second story a lot. ⁄(⁄ ⁄·⁄ω⁄·⁄ ⁄)⁄

I liked both story ╮(￣▽￣)╭ lets all be a sinner! ⁄(⁄ ⁄·⁄ω⁄·⁄ ⁄)⁄

Comrades (๑•ㅂ•)و✧

Quick to get offended huh. I dont think we're really shown their race. They just looked like kids who were possessed, like drawn that way. And since they were in a tomb its probably dark down there. They arent main characters in the main story either thats why their drawn like that.

Ok ig you have a point but I mean still

i believe theyre in ghana so it makes sense why there's only african kids...?

I think you should pay attention just a likkle bit more to the story next time

Um they're in Ghana which is an African country. It makes sense if you take that into consideration

Instead of this comic being racist is t this just you being oversensitive and stupid. I mean their in Ghana, of course majority of kids are African. What a retard

Her concern was valid. What need was there for you to call them slurs and saying they’re oversensitive? She might’ve not know that they were in Ghana.

I'm sorry but race is a pretty big deal and to throw around a word like racist without even checking the facts is a huge offense to the author. If you're going to call someone a piece of shit and then turn out to be wrong you should be prepared to get it thrown right back in your face.

The main characters wont be shaded because they're the focus of the story.
And according to the other commenters, looks like they are also in Ghana where people tend to be darker over there.

I kinda agree with this, calling someone racist is really offensive and maybe the author was just trying to portray different cultures in the past couple of chapters. Actions have consequences so @Newnew should have been completely sure of the situation before making the comment

Of course race is a big deal? Black people were highly oppressed not too long ago even in countries like Africa(a black majority continent) where apartheid occurred. It’s understandable that if someone sees only black children being treated as slaves without realizing that they were in a black majority country, they would be offended. I was, before I realized they were in Ghana and it made sense. The original comment didn’t and that’s it. She wasn’t being oversensitive, she was being observant and had the right to be skeptical. You say that being called racist is a huge offense to the author, but think about all the black people, like me, who saw the children and was offended. Not to mention the original commenter was understanding when people pointed out where the characters were. I also never called someone a piece of shit, no idea where that came from mam., in fact I was criticizing the person for actually calling someone a slur, why not call out that person for it?

She wasn’t oversensitive, I’m black and I became uncomfortable when I noticed the black children before I remembered they were in Ghana. Like I said she/he never realized it, hence it was okay to be offended(you would if this scene happened somewhere in America), at least she quickly realized her mistake. And don’t talk to me about facts when you don’t even know proper grammar and sentence structure buddy. Calling me the R word doesn’t make you look like the smarter one either. Thanks :)

You clearly missed my entire point and I should have been clearer about "a piece of shit". All I was saying is you were defending her from people insulting her. If you're going to call someone racist (a piece of shit) without checking facts, don't be surprised to be insulted in kind when you're wrong.

I'm black too and I didn't get offended. If you actually read the manga instead of scheming through the panels you would see they mention the artifact is in Ghana a couple of times. When they talked to Edward the guy who knows everything, Kiera mentioned it too and a bunch of other characters. Even if you're black it doesn't justify defending someone who was in the wrong. @Newnew should just apologize and @Bukubukichagama should also apologize for calling her names. Let's all not be rude to each other about this whole thing

Ye, people should stop skipping over dialogue. But I’m Nigerian so maybe I noticed cause I’m more familiar with African countries

Just cos your black doesn't mean my points invalid

You never had a point in the first place, you were simply called someone offensive slurs which can be just as bad which is what I called you out for. I never tried to use my color to validate my point, I’m saying as a black person who has been opressed,we can be quick to notice these things. You could have told her why she was wrong in a civilized way, call her all these things makes it seem you’re in the wrong, I’m assuming that you know why the children in the story are black(bc they were in Ghana, a black majority country), however rather than being civilized like a proper person, you chose to simply insult her, doesn’t make you any better.

No my point was that she was being oversensitive, those offensive slurs as you put it were only used to show my frustration towards dumnasses like yourself as a prime example

Okay I don't think oppression is still there in this day and age and yes @bukubukuchagama took the wrong route but that doesn't mean that @newnew was in the right either. You can't notice things that aren't there. There's nothing about oppression in this manhwa nothing about racism, this is all a speculation brought about by someone who didn't read the manga properly but his point still stands making accusation like calling the author racist isn't right even if it was a mistake. If you make a mistake you apologize for it

I know right? That's the entire cause of all this. It wouldn't cost you to read the dialogues fully

Well friend oppression certainly still exists in this day and age but its a lot better than it was and gets better as we strive to move forward and make the world a better place. Just because its more subtle than it is blatant, doesn't mean it isn't there. That's why I took so much offense in using the word racist in this situation. That's a really powerful word and can do a lot of damage when used improperly.

I agree calling it racism was a stretch too far. Okay oppression is still there even if it's not as worse as it was in the past, apologies for using the wrong statement. I just wanted to say them working in the tea plantation doesn't make it oppression considering they're in Ghana. I come from Kenya and when we were kids we'd help out our grandmother's who worked in the farms. Even though in this context they're being controlled by an artifact. Sorry if I offended you

No you didn't offend me at all! I agree with what you're saying that this case wasn't oppression glad you revised your statement :D we must not make light of the struggles of those who still feel it.

True :D