So well, let’s go back to the tournament day. The three-legged race is about to begin, but it’s not your run-of-the-mill event. As Suzutsuki explains over the speakers, because she will be commentating on all the events throughout the day with guest commentator Sakamachi Kureha (awesome and fearsome combo!), it’s a “three-legged bread-eating borrowing-game race”!

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So after school they talk about what’s going to happen now. Suzutsuki prevented any further violence by suggesting they should settle things during the sports festival. Of course, she also clearly did it for her own amusement. Apparently, Shure-sempai wanted to organize a special event, but everyone knows about her tremendous strength and fears her, so by making Jirou and Konoe participate, she can also do her little event. Imagine how strong Shure-sempai is when Jirou’s imouto Kureha (aka “Little Monster”) refused to participate…

“Unless I go to the Room of Mind and Time I will not be able to defeat Schrödinger-sempai” (Yeah, DBZ reference!)

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We start volume 6 with a little description of Rouran Academy’s Handicraft Club, the one where Kureha (Jirou’s imouto), Masamune and Nakuru belong to. Because you know, a handicraft club is supposed to be… about girls making cute dolls and stuff like that. However, that club has an internal ranking that measures their combat power, their trip to the mountains was to fight bears and apparently they even carry out jobs the student council cannot officially do, and well, we all know what Kureha, the “Little Monster” as Jirou calls her, is like. However, no matter how much he asks around, nobody really knows, or wants to know, what the handicraft club does. “There are things you are better off not knowing” says handicraft club member Usami Masamune. And nobody knows anything, except for one thing:

“Never anger their vicepresident”. Their vicepresident, as he learned in last volume, is number one in their ranking. Even Kureha lost to her. So what could that person be like??

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Before starting to summarize the sixth volume of Mayo Chiki, that’s just after the anime ended, let us recap a little about what happened in volume 5, especially the last chapter which I don’t remember being in the anime. At the end of volume 4, Konoe cried at her mother’s grave because, now that she had actually made a friend (Jirou), she couldn’t introduce him to her mother. Jirou comforted her and after that, Konoe mustered all her courage and told Jirou that “she doesn’t just want to be friends with him”. But she got scared in the last moment and changed her confession into “we should be best friends rather than just friends!”. Being the dense guy he is, Jirou actually believed that was what she meant to Konoe’s misfortune.

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