learning to think

I may be overanalyzing it and I don't like what I think, but in that case, the dragon with more spots nearby, wich is also the only one without a marked expression, symbolizes Rakta and the dragon above is Bacchus because of the irascible temperament it has shown (besides the fact that the dragons are face to face)

Which would leave the remaining dragon with the spark in his eye for MY little pretty baby Suo, which is a shit, I say this because of the spark inside his eye, since Suo's eyes (well, the visible one) are characterized by being bright

I'll try to find out what the change in the tasseled choker he's wearing means

On the other hand, it would be hilarious if the Furin group realized the relationship between Bacchus and Rakta with Suo through small things like their clothing, attitudes, and expressions. that would easily give away that Suo is close to those two older boys

And the furin group would be like:

And btw he's so godamn hot

The last one is from Twitter i couldn't avoid the giggle

So feel free to spit on me if you think it's crap. Personally, I think the plot's quality is wavering, with each chapter potentially ruining or improving what's been established. While the tension is mixed with some filler, I feel it's appropriate for the character we're focusing on because that's just how Suo is: inaccessible. If he didn't throw his problems out there, it would be too simplistic, and I really hope his problem is heavy or distressing to contrast it and highlight how good he is at hiding.

What has bothered me a bit is the dynamic the Furin boys have had from the beginning. I think it's great to see them so adrift. since Suo left because he emphasizes that Suo was the brains and the heart. In my opinion, they're divided, and each group is letting its emotions get the better of them, which is fair among the other kids not so close to the main group. And this is where I see the biggest conflict and highlights the class's greatest weakness: their other two pillars haven't properly spoken about what happened. They're still hurting and are externalizing or repressing it in harmful ways. The dynamic is somewhat confusing. It's obvious that both are shaken because the person they trusted most disappeared and hurt one of them. Sakura only confirmed that Suo was the one who hit nirei, but it was strange that it just stayed there. Nirei literally told the story twice, and no one asked if he was okay. They promised to look for him, but that changed after Sakura's emotional breakdown. Being more like good kids, his class helped his through the fog of his thoughts. And I insist, Sugishita is the angel of the fandom right now because it would have been terrible if no one had mentioned the seriousness of what Suo did. One of their own, especially someone as beloved as Nirei (AND THEY WERE INSEPARABLE, OK?) BUT it's also a double-edged sword because what the hell?????, now your motivation is to go beat up your friend when the main victim insisted there was a hidden reason????? because he literally told them the other was suffering, and impulsively they're acting as if Suo never did anything for them.

Anyway, let's see what happens.

I'd love for them to fail in their mission to Bankoku-gai because of this same division, the lesson of listening to each other or having more solid plans because we're no longer talking about a gang of teenagers, it's literally another damn city of cultures and people they won't understand, much less be so polarized. Rebuild, face what happened, what made them feel, and stop hiding or running in circles. Only then can they face Suo.