This chapter was such a beautiful emotional balm after the intense trauma of the previous one! The mysterious red mist figure guiding Nana to Yuzu's room was eerie yet strangely tender....I'm so curious about who that was 🤔. And the confession scene absolutely melted my heart. I genuinely found myself smiling like a fool when they kissed! The way Yuzu wanted to "cast a curse" on Nana—a curse of staying together and being loved—was such a gorgeous inversion of the story's horror themes. Their mutual embarrassment afterward was so endearing and authentic, and I'm so happy their feelings are finally mutual! 🥳😍🥰(⁠≧⁠▽⁠≦⁠)

The quiet intimacy of them sharing a bed. Thank you for balancing horror and romance so skillfully—the tender moments hit so much harder because of everything they've been through. I'm deeply invested in their relationship and absolutely cannot wait for the next chapter! 🙏💕(≡^∇^≡) (⁠⁠ꈍ⁠ᴗ⁠ꈍ⁠)

This is such a gripping chapter! The way you wrote the sudden violence against Nana was genuinely shocking—I literally gasped when the impact hit. The contrast between that brief moment of relief and hope ("なんとかなっ……て……？") and the brutal reality that followed was masterfully done. You made me feel so safe and then ripped it away in an instant. That's incredible writing.

The body horror and the visceral descriptions—the heat, the sound of something crushing, the way Nana couldn't feel pain but only warmth—were so vivid I could picture everything clearly. And Yuzu's reaction, the vomiting, the desperation, the way she just kept saying "Nana" over and over... I was genuinely distressed reading that. My heart was racing 😭

What really touched me deeply was seeing how much these two care for each other. Nana, even with her face crushed and dying, her only thought was "don't make that face." And Yuzu realizing that Nana has been hiding her pain and fear all this time because of her—that moment of self-awareness and determination to change was so powerful. The way you wrote Yuzu's internal monologue about how Nana always protects her, always hides her own suffering, always puts Yuzu first... it made me tear up. I could really feel how much they love each other, and how painful it is to see someone you cherish get hurt so badly.

I absolutely cannot wait for the next chapter! I need to know how Nana is doing, what the aftermath of all this is, and how their relationship will evolve after this traumatic experience. Thank you for writing something so thrilling and emotionally resonant—please keep going! 🙏💕

Wow what a naughty~~

The Pandora lore gave me chills! But Nana waking up with her shirt open was hilarious 😂 Loving the Nana x Ihara-san dynamic! 🥰(⁠⁠ꈍ⁠ᴗ⁠ꈍ⁠)

That was genuinely creepy! I was so relieved when Nana woke up. Also, Ihara-san is such a good partner— she even handled the button situation with care 😊😄

Even though she's small... Nana is still cute, yeah~, I think Yuzu was a bit aggressive when she pushed Nana into the room xD

So sweet and so heavenly! (⁠⁠ꈍ⁠ᴗ⁠ꈍ⁠)

普通の読者の亀田です。
『そう！あのシリーズね、呪われてるんだ』＞この女ああ！軽ーくいいおって！！
と思いました。制限時間まであるなんてハードモードですね。しかも封印するたびもしやペナルティありなの？

空気を読まずに発言しますね。
きさらぎ駅に巨頭オまで！懐かしの怪異たちと女子学生二人の時々に日常性に逃避？
しながらの封印。面白いです。15インチPCで読む分にはこれくらいの分の塊でもいいと思ってしまいます。開け過ぎると延々スクロールさせることになるんだけど、携帯の場合はその方がいいのかしら？

一方的に貸したので理不尽かもしれない>いいですね。女の子っぽい。

企画にご参加ありがとうございます。

「本当、勘弁し「はい」
の部分が、｢■■｢○○｣なので、『｣』がひとつ足りなくて変なのと、
3話まで読ませていただいたのですが、文の塊が大きいので、もう少し間を開けたら読みやすくなると、個人的には思います。

企画から来ました。
単純に好みや、読み方の癖の問題かもしれませんが、文章の固まりになっている箇所が多く、情報量の多さで頭に入ってきにくく感じます。
普通の電子書籍なら違和感がない書き方にも思えますが、もしかしたら媒体の問題かもしれません。

「本当、勘弁し「はい」

初めて読んだ時に、誰の発言？となったので改善すべきかなと思いました。

企画から来ました。つくしと申します。

第1話が第2話と比べて文章の塊が多く、読者によっては改行やスペースが少ないことに抵抗感を覚えるかもと思いました。
学生同士の話がとても現実的で良いと思いました。