bob665 said in comment #2587681:
"Meat market open only for youkai"
But a serious question I want to ask is that do some human villagers secretly go to places they shouldn't go?
I know the fact that a villager did somehow get pass the tengu guards and climb youkai mountain just to gamble.
If you mean do some human villagers go to places like the one in the art then I don't think there is a proof they exists in canon
Youkais gets their source of human meat by hunting outsiders yukari brings , that is pretty much what we know
LegendRazgriz said:
Considering how Goodbye Halo turned out? I might have a feeling Halo makes her look like a saint in comparison.
Halo was by far the most diabolical of the line, irl halo was basically an unsocialized unbroken mustang on the body of a thoroughbred and he didn't like anything to breath near him, including birds whom he drowned in his drinking water
Drask said:
Halo was by far the most diabolical of the line, irl halo was basically an unsocialized unbroken mustang on the body of a thoroughbred and he didn't like anything to breath near him, including birds whom he drowned in his drinking water
and he also bit his owner in the stomach so hard so much so that the owner must go to the hospital.
Female Hannibal Lector Uma when?
Finnforce101 said:
and he also bit his owner in the stomach so hard so much so that the owner must go to the hospital.
Female Hannibal Lector Uma when?
Nah, that's one of his handlers. His groom, if I remember correctly. Halo basically reached around the man and grabbed him by the stomach to lift him up in the air. He then knelt down while holding the man, pinning him to the ground before proceeding to savagely bite him in the stomach.
Fortunately there was another person with him who basically punched Halo in the head until he stopped and backed off. Otherwise that groom would have been disemboweled.
They then kept him muzzled when outside pretty much permanently from then on. Note that Halo was also kept muzzled before he was moved to that farm; the staff basically thought the previous staff were going overboard and took off the muzzle. Luckily the farm owner (Hancock of Sunday Silence fame himself) had the foresight to order the staff to always keep at least two people around when turning Halo outside, otherwise the groom would had been a dead man.
Jnglmpera said in comment #2538561:
Trying to kidnap Sunday and her grandkids sound like the basis of a Darwin Awards entry
They might as well have been asking for it lmao
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