About Me Being Adopted by Talula (Complete).

Summary

In this chapter, Marna contemplates her surroundings as the great knight Kasimir leads a group down Central Electric Street. Orson, feeling the weight of responsibility, struggles with his ability to protect Maria. Tension rises as they encounter a towering, mysterious figure in a cat-ear helmet, referred to as the patriotic master, who engages Orson in a light-hearted yet probing conversation about his romantic escapades. Orson reflects on his past encounters and the confusing relationship dynamics with the patriotic master, who considers him like family but expects respect. As their interaction continues, Maria introduces herself, earning a slight approval from the patriotic master. Their dialogue reveals the humorous discomfort Orson feels while navigating the master’s expectations and the challenges of fitting into familial roles. The patriotic master expresses a desire to scrutinize Maria, adding an awkward layer to their meeting. Meanwhile, Orson feels lost in these interactions, trying to balance his own feelings and the expectations placed upon him, as well as his concern for his friend Alina, whose prosthetics remain a pressing issue for him. Amidst the humor and camaraderie, the discussions touch on deeper themes of trust, identity, and unexpected friendships. The chapter ends on a more lighthearted note as Shining enthusiastically offers to help the patriotic master with car repairs, adding a touch of innocence and sincerity amidst the complexities of their situation.

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