[quote="Vaelis"]Illustrations for volume 12 uploaded ^^[/quote]
Great.....
Now we can know what the story is........
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Dear God
Somoebody translateeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee thissssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss novelllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
the clifhanger in vol 9 is killing meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Where is the epilogue???
argggggggghhhhhhh just 1 epilogue and the volume is doneeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
this is just like sadistic play that make me curious to deeaaaaddddddddddddd huhuhuhuhuhuhuhuhuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
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ok im done--"
we all know how u feel, but sadly everyone who wants to translate this novel either is too lazy or doesn't know the language well enough(like me) hopefully someone will step up but for now, we have to remain patience
tinluigi wrote:we all know how u feel, but sadly everyone who wants to translate this novel either is too lazy or doesn't know the language well enough(like me) hopefully someone will step up but for now, we have to remain patience
yeah i agree with you...
I Have a Future Diary trust me..... XD
(Just kidding...)
tinluigi wrote:we all know how u feel, but sadly everyone who wants to translate this novel either is too lazy or doesn't know the language well enough(like me) hopefully someone will step up but for now, we have to remain patience
You forgot "busy with school or work", Which is the main reason why many retired or stopped translating.
Kira0802
#campione at rizon for some #campione discussions~~ And other stuffs.
tinluigi wrote:we all know how u feel, but sadly everyone who wants to translate this novel either is too lazy or doesn't know the language well enough(like me) hopefully someone will step up but for now, we have to remain patience
You forgot "busy with school or work", Which is the main reason why many retired or stopped translating.
For future reference: "Had had" is the past perfect aka pluperfect. The past perfect is used in reference to an action completed before another past action. There are a number of words in English where you can have two of the same words right next to each other in a sentence. It's kinda like "that that". Yes, English is pretty strange, but thats how it is...
Hiro Hayase wrote:For future reference: "Had had" is the past perfect aka pluperfect. The past perfect is used in reference to an action completed before another past action. There are a number of words in English where you can have two of right next to each other in a sentence. It's kinda like "that that". Yes, English is pretty strange, but thats how it is...
Oh! sorry i made a change of had had on one chapter... i'll undo it.. thanks for the info..
I Have a Future Diary trust me..... XD
(Just kidding...)