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The Ravishing Girl is the 42nd chapter of Kakegurui Twin, written by Homura Kawamoto and illustrated by Kei Saiki.
Summary[]
Soutarou asks Nagi what they should do with Mary. Ouri interrupts them. She warns them that they should not underestimate Mary, as she defeated Sakura and the Ougatou Sisters. Eneru was also defeated by members of the Literary Club. Ouri believes that Mary has got something else than just a lot of talent. Nagi admits that he played with her. He says that she wasn’t that big of a deal. Nagi asks Ouri if she lost to Mary. Ouri gets furious. Nagi apologizes and explains that they’re taking Mary too seriously. He adds that to defeat Mary, they need to make arrangements, so there’s no chance of losing. Ouri doesn’t know what he means. Ouri informs Nagi and Soutarou of Aoi's orders. The situation has changed with Eneru’s loss. Aoi will start the call to action on the last day of the Great Bloom Festival. Until that time, they shouldn't deal with Mary. Ouri leaves.
Nagi asks Soutarou why he likes Aoi so much. Soutarou answers that it’s because of the strength of his will. He admits that he can’t judge what is justice and what is evil. All he knows is that Aoi is taking on a woman with absolute power over the school. Soutarou wants to help Aoi. Nagi tells him to go beat Mary then. He says that Aoi gave this order because Full-Bloom members keep losing to Mary. Nagi adds that a useful servant knows how to fulfill his master’s wishes without being told them.
Kokoro and Nadeshiko came to the Literary Club's gambling den. Mary accepts to play against them. Nagi and Soutarou enter the room, worrying Mary and Tsuzura. Mary knows what Nagi wants. He’s trying to drive customers away from the Literary Club, just like Sachiko did. Mary suggests playing against Nagi with high-stakes. Mary says she’ll join Full-Bloom if she loses. She thinks it’s the only way to make Nagi leave. Nagi declines. He admits that he might lose if the stakes are high, but with low stakes, he believes that he’s guaranteed not to lose money. Meanwhile, Sakura plans on stopping Full-Bloom.
Plot[]
Soutarou is fighting at the Traditional Swordfighting Club. Nagi is watching him with girls. They find sword fighting boring and want to go somewhere else. Nagi leaves the girls and joins Soutarou. Soutarou asks Nagi what they should do with Mary. Ouri interrupts them. She warns them that they should not underestimate Mary, as she defeated Sakura and the Ougatou Sisters. Eneru was also defeated by members of the Literary Club. Ouri believes that Mary has got something else than just a lot of talent.
Nagi admits that he played with her. He says that she wasn’t that big of a deal. Nagi asks Ouri if she lost to Mary. Ouri gets furious. Nagi apologizes and explains that they’re taking Mary too seriously. He adds that to defeat Mary, they need to make arrangements, so there’s no chance of losing. Ouri doesn’t know what he means. She tells Nagi that this goes against Aoi’s orders. Ouri informs Nagi and Soutarou that the situation has changed with Eneru’s loss. Aoi will start the call to action on the last day of the Great Bloom Festival. Until that time, they shouldn't deal with Mary. Ouri leaves.
Nagi asks Soutarou why he likes Aoi so much. Soutarou answers that it’s because of the strength of his will. He admits that he can’t judge what is justice and what is evil. All he knows is that Aoi is taking on a woman with absolute power over the school. Soutarou wants to help Aoi. Nagi tells him to go beat Mary then. He says that Aoi gave this order because Full-Bloom members keep losing to Mary. Nagi adds that a useful servant knows how to fulfill his master’s wishes without being told them.
Kokoro came to the Literary Club’s gambling den. Nadeshiko was already here. Mary sits down and is ready to play with them. She wants Tsuzura to come play too. Yukimi is proud and believes that her club has finally become popular. Nagi and Soutarou enter the room, worrying Mary and Tsuzura. Mary knows what Nagi wants. He’s trying to drive customers away from the Literary Club, just like Sachiko did. Mary also knows that the only way to deal with this kind of harassment is to defeat the harasser in a do-or-die match. She suggests playing against Nagi with high-stakes. Mary says she’ll join Full-Bloom if she loses. She thinks it’s the only way to make Nagi leave.
Nagi declines. He admits that there is a chance he’d lose if the stakes are high, but with low stakes, he believes that he’s guaranteed not to lose money.
Meanwhile, Sakura plans on stopping Full-Bloom.
Quick References[]
Character Appearances[]
- Nagi Kamishimo
- Soutarou Ibuki
- Ouri Shimotsukiuri
- Aoi Mibuomi (Flashback)
- Mary Saotome
- Kokoro Aiura
- Nadeshiko Rurichou
- Tsuzura Hanatemari
- Yukimi Togakushi
- Kurumi Kurume
- Sakura Miharutaki
- Naoe Habakiri
Gambles[]
Chapter Notes[]
- Nagi wants to drive customers out of the Literary Club’s gambling den and to make Mary join Full-Bloom.
- Sakura wants to stop Full-Bloom.
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| Great Bloom Festival Saga |
| Chapters | ||
| Chapter 29 • Chapter 30 • Chapter 31 • Chapter 32 • Chapter 33 • Chapter 34 • Chapter 35 • Chapter 36 • Chapter 37 • Chapter 38 • Chapter 39 • Chapter 40 • Chapter 41 • Chapter 42 • Chapter 43 • Chapter 44 • Chapter 45 • Chapter 46 • Chapter 47 • Chapter 48 • Chapter 49 • Chapter 50 • Chapter 51 • Chapter 52 • Chapter 53 • Chapter 54 • Chapter 55 • Chapter 56 • Chapter 57 • Chapter 58 • Chapter 59 • Chapter 60 • Chapter 61 | ||