V.

in fifteen: "he looked like an animal ready to tear Mori to shred" (p. 30-31); "with the look of a hungry beast" (p. 36); someone from the GSS says he became the Mafia's dog (p. 49); and "even Dazai had forgotten to breath as he wacthed the storm that was Chuuya" (p. 51); "[...] you're my dog for life" (p.66)

and arahabki is described as "a god ancient enough to predate japanese mythology" (p.36); "a beast" (p. 58) ; "or maybe it was as if the energy that created the universe itself - the galaxies, the stars, this planet - had materialize into a single entity" (p. 58-59); and it's compared to "floods [...] volcanoes [...] typhoons, thunderstorms, nor tsunamis" (p. 60); "it's a god of destruction, [...]. Nothing more than a mass of energy" (p.90)

in fifteen: "he looked like an animal ready to tear Mori to shred" (p. 30-31); "with the look of a hungry beast" (p. 36); someone from the GSS says he became the Mafia's dog (p. 49); and "even Dazai had forgotten to breath as he wacthed the storm that was Chuuya" (p. 51); "[...] you're my dog for life" (p.66)

and arahabki is described as "a god ancient enough to predate japanese mythology" (p.36); "a beast" (p. 58) ; "or maybe it was as if the energy that created the universe itself - the galaxies, the stars, this planet - had materialize into a single entity" (p. 58-59); and it's compared to "floods [...] volcanoes [...] typhoons, thunderstorms, nor tsunamis" (p. 60); "it's a god of destruction, [...]. Nothing more than a mass of energy" (p.90)

in fifteen: "he looked like an animal ready to tear Mori to shred" (p. 30-31); "with the look of a hungry beast" (p. 36); someone from the GSS says he became the Mafia's dog (p. 49); and "even Dazai had forgotten to breath as he wacthed the storm that was Chuuya" (p. 51); "[...] you're my dog for life" (p.66)

and arahabaki is described as "a god ancient enough to predate japanese mythology" (p.36); "a beast" (p. 58) ; "or maybe it was as if the energy that created the universe itself - the galaxies, the stars, this planet - had materialize into a single entity" (p. 58-59); and it's compared to "floods [...] volcanoes [...] typhoons, thunderstorms, nor tsunamis" (p. 60); "it's a god of destruction, [...]. Nothing more than a mass of energy" (p.90)