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>>5947242

I want her to call me onii-chan.

>Tsunderrance is best Rance.

>there are lots of more entertaining games out there than this
And they are...

>>3860956

It was only going to escalate. If they killed Nanjou, they would have been thrown in prison for the rest of their youths and a significant portion of their adults lives. Knowing Aeka, she'd kill herself instead of allowing herself to be thrown into yet another hostile environment, without Kouhei, to be tortured by her peers again with no end in sight.

If they hadn't killed Nanjou but stayed at school, the incident would have most likely resulted in faculty action against Aeka and Kouhei, and whether it did or not, Nanjou and her man would have come back with a larger group in a more isolated setting, more heavily armed, to carry out vengeance against Aeka and Kouhei. There wouldn't be another chance for Kouhei and Aeka to turn the tables against the odds stacked against them.

Exile is exile. It's an unstoppable force. Entire lives are destroyed in a game where the only winning move is not to play. As pathetic and unsatisfying as it is, leaving the school and letting Nanjou live was the only way Aeka and Kouhei's lives were ever going to improve. No other combination of actions would have led to anything but their downfall. Even if they took a few bullies down with them, they still pay the ultimate price themselves.

It's infuriating, but you gotta know when to hold 'em and you gotta know when to fold 'em.