Lady_Comet

Then how did they get to the house?

And they all died quickly of dehydration. Many many years later an archeologists group came along and determined they were the most well preserved natural mummies found in a century. Or ten years depending on if they found that base in the peat bog first or not.

The sentence is literally there for the reader to know that an image was intended to be there. The image might have been unable to be uploaded into the text on this app. Or the image might have just never made it into the final edit.

Yeah, today she has a fever. - - and a new soul but the teacher probably wouldn't notice that.

... well "20 minutes," is very familiar to my friends... mostly because it's me saying "20 minutes."

I use the Fahrenheit scale in my daily life too. But I have just a few points of reference memorized for the Celsius scale since it shows up in my life a lot. The freezing point and boiling point of water are really easy to remember. Water freezes at 0°Celsius and boils at 100°Celsius. To add a third reference point, the average human body temperature is 37°Celsius.

It's almost like they should've accepted that carriage they were offered to take to rescue their sister. They obviously intended to bring her back with them and they knew she was injured to begin with. So, they could've and should've just had the carriage follow after them as they hurried over on horse back. It would be like arranging a car at the end of a Bachelorette party, sort of.

So this might be referring to how hearing is sort of linked to attention and focus. If she is used to filtering out ambient noise she might "hear," better than the original body's owner because she has a better ability to recognize speech patterns and comprehend conversations. However, it won't make a difference if there is some sort of morphological difference. For instance if the new body has misshapen bones in the inner ear there will be a significant difference in what sounds can actually be perceived compared to the old body.

Since when are there other witch disciples in the tribe? Wasn't it a big problem that there were no witch disciples? Maybe they mean past witch disciples. But that seems like a thing that should be stated. Is it a translation issue where the original wording implies they are talking about past disciples? I'm probably just over thinking a minor word choice issue. But minor word choices keep you from standing in the street as oppsed to on the street. One has a higher likelihood of a date with Truck-kun. Of course there is also being /in/ the street. But there should be some set up or follow up if you suddenly find yourself /in/ the street like it's quicksand.

how well does this house stand up to rain? or well more precisely what is the drainage like when it rains or is she suddenly going to learn that dry land is a myth?