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Titan1017

If Jun wants to throw down, I say let her. It actually might be very dangerous if Eri decides to just ignore this, as well, since Chihaya’s decision making seems a bit compromised, and just like Saki, you run the risk of her venturing so far underwater in an effort to prove something that she can’t be rescued. Give Jun one of those shiny new scuba tanks you were running inventory on. She could at least put up a fight with that.

Seawolf

I think Chihaya misunderstood the phrase about drowning your sorrows

Nathan Sample

This is quite the pickle - Chihaya is headed to a very remote place and Eri is reluctant to keep fully giving chase. I suspect that, barring someone like Aya or Saki re-entering the story soon and trying to find Chihaya later after being informed of what happened, we could see Jun try to keep up pursuit despite Eri's objections. The argument Jun instigated with Eri before could also color the direction of what happens next - Jun wasn't too charitable about the possibility of Eri marrying her father and that could mean ignoring Eri's warnings as mentioned before, or perhaps something in Eri's past relating to her time in the Maritime Self-Defense Force inspires her to action. Plenty of ways this could go.

lisenke

By the Breakwater I guess they are at Hirara Port(平良港) . If they drive, they can reach the Irabu island (伊良部島) by crossing the Irabu bridge .(伊良部大橋) Then crossing another bridge they can reach the destination quickly. It will definitely be faster than Chihaya driving a boat. https://385kyoei.com/plan/plan-time.php

Rasto Ninja

top right panel, jun is already running out of breath lol..

Rasto Ninja

just wondering. are Chihaya and Jun already wear their swimsuit underneath?

Titan1017

Chihaya definitely wasn’t wearing hers, unless she decided to switch things up for a bikini. I don’t think Jun is either, based on Chihaya’s comments of “we’ll change into swimsuits”.

lisenke

But the pond is surrounded by cliffs, so she can only get ashore from the nearest beach and then walk to the pond all by her feet.