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Well, translations for GX 153 just came out. And I have just one thing to say.
Meanwhile, on the subject of school, my test average for math is 100 ((99 + 101)/2). This boggles me. And I got an A+ on the summer homework, too. This was not what I was expecting--not that I'm complaining much.
The English vocab was easy, as was the IED test (especially the vocab section AKA like two-thirds of the test, once you realized the answers were in alphabetical order)...still got projects, though. Gah.
WHAT THE HECK, JUDAI'S PARENTS.
Either they are insane, insanely rich, or both. I fail to see how they could successfully seal off Judai's memories, when they probably don't even know what he finds so traumatic (I don't think they knew their son talked to card spirits, for obvious reasons), especially back in like 1997-ish. And my growing inner Yubel/Judai fan (this is why I shouldn't write fanfiction) is ooh-ing at some of the conversation, and...
Well. I WANT MY GX. Darn you school projects.
And now I want to write AU fanfiction where the past makes sense, Judai never got his memory sealed off, and he lived with the memory of Yubel and the resulting nightmares.Sheesh, why is it always angsty!Judai with me?
Either they are insane, insanely rich, or both. I fail to see how they could successfully seal off Judai's memories, when they probably don't even know what he finds so traumatic (I don't think they knew their son talked to card spirits, for obvious reasons), especially back in like 1997-ish. And my growing inner Yubel/Judai fan (this is why I shouldn't write fanfiction) is ooh-ing at some of the conversation, and...
Well. I WANT MY GX. Darn you school projects.
And now I want to write AU fanfiction where the past makes sense, Judai never got his memory sealed off, and he lived with the memory of Yubel and the resulting nightmares.
Meanwhile, on the subject of school, my test average for math is 100 ((99 + 101)/2). This boggles me. And I got an A+ on the summer homework, too. This was not what I was expecting--not that I'm complaining much.
The English vocab was easy, as was the IED test (especially the vocab section AKA like two-thirds of the test, once you realized the answers were in alphabetical order)...still got projects, though. Gah.
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