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After what Michelle told her, Agnès submits a report to Henrietta about Richemont, but Henrietta thinks that they need more than that testimony to try the head of the high court of justice.
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One summer day, Hayate asks Maria if she has a deadly technique since he had found out that first-class butlers need to have one or two of them.
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With Simon locked a nearby cell, Viral is amused that the hero of humanity’s liberation and the traitorous beastman would be equally imprisoned.
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It’s swelteringly hot outside, so the Yamada siblings are cooling down by trying to enjoy themselves in a tiny inflatable pool not designed to fit them all.
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Currently in the transition between worlds, Rika accounts the previous storylines she has encountered. Like Keiichi showing Bonds that you don’t need steroids to do some serious damage with a baseball bat (or maybe it was roid rage after all).
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Huang comes home one day to a girl named Shihoko, and right as he notices something strange about the way she’s looking, she activates her Contractor powers on him.
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Surveying the village with Juliet, Romeo tells her about how they need to grow their fields larger if they are to bring their families here.
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One bright day in the middle of the night,
Ikuto and Chikage sit amidst a dim light.
Presenting the not-so-epic poem of Nagasarete 19…
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After the lizard-like Awakened Being unleashes his tentacles and hits several of the Claymores, the others launch their attacks, so he tries to jump away.
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This week’s symbolism involves a red balloon. Rather neutral, I must say… considering how things have been progressing, I fully expected a falling flower, or a cheese-filled hot dog, or even some peaches and cream…