How excited are you for Shiniyuku Kimi? — I guess you mean the second nikuniku game, but yeah, I'm happy to see the series again. Although I'm glad to see any kind of… retrospring.net/@KulVario/a/...
I wonder if this place will become a bit more active with a wave of new users. For a short time, I guess. But it probably won't in a long run until twitter becomes completely insufferable
I notice new features occasionally but there's still no comfortable way to create threads. I'll keep waiting 😔
How busy you are with loving yuel
I post a lot of threads, but it's a bit hard to use them here for now unfortunately
*But* I still believe that the journey itself was much more thrilling than Orient Express. It's a bit hard to remember a ton of names at first, but the story gets really tight once the main event starts going for real
Finished And Then There Were None Probably no need to say much, so I'll just sum up my thoughts. In my opinion, the book is a good example of the journey being more fun than the destination type. I didn't think that the trick was nearly as exciting as the trick of Roger Ackroyd or Orient Express
The story follows Rinne on her day before the wedding. It's okay, but probably not worth it unless you miss the cast and want more of their banter (one of the strongest parts of Island for me). Also, some wild lore here
