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TQ 97 thumbnail (Patreon)

Published:
2019-11-26 05:29:31
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2026-06
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Yeah that's gonna leave a mark... and Kizarasunga's nails aren't even long.

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medchan

Never underestimate what adrenaline and anger can make a person capable of! Especially someone like Kizara!

Lia Graf

Heh, don't neeeeed long nails for something like that. I know that one all too well. :D

Michael Brewer

....I rather suspect that being more diplomatic there might have created a few less problems in the long run. For both of them

Kid Chaos

Now she knows what it's like to be clawed by a tiger. 😈

Bill Meahan

In that last panel, her nose is so pointy she looks like the Wicked Witch of the West :-)

Granny Smith

I may be alone in thinking this, but... I don't consider Kizarasunga's actions to be "over the top" or excessive here. Zusufula is holding her back, yes - but she's also not protesting his grip. We need to remember that she is a visiting Head of State, the Six Feathers, with as much authority in her country as the Emperor here has in his (although the method of ascension, as well as philosophy of governing, is vastly different between the two. I can not picture the Emperor allowing even his "most trusted" to physically restrain him this way.) To me it looks as though Kizarasunga IS restraining her temper; she's just been grabbed and insulted in the worst way according to HER beliefs and customs, by a person that she outranks by several orders of magnitude. Her reaction is that of a grown tiger to a foolish cub - not to kill or cripple, but enough to teach the "cub" that they've overstepped, According to the customs of Kizarasunga's people, if I'm reading this correctly, the "correction" would have been accepted as her right as Six Feathers, and she'd have been respected for her restraint (or for accepting Zusufula's restraint) on the issue. That said, I do have some pity for the Lady Intha, because of the clash of cultures. She was in way over her head (and acting "above her pay grade") and didn't realize it until it was too late. If she's smart, she'll take the time to learn the WHY of what happened. If not, her grudge will add more tension to the storyline.