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Hey all, I'm looking for some second opinions on the following page from Kururi Kuru: Vol 01, pg 157
Context: The girl is a mermaid (whom she calls the ウィル) and the guy is a human (whom she calls the エキストラ). In an earlier chapter she explained that there used to be commerce between them, but humans eventually tried to kill mermaids because of a rumor that eating their flesh would give them the mermaids' eternally youthful form.
In the 3rd and 4th frames she starts rambling on about that story again. However, it looks like the text in the 4th frame may be cut off by the bubble because some of the grammar doesn't seem to match up if you read it straight through.
What do you guys think? Is the bubble cutting off parts of each line (because she's just rambling) or is it all visible in the bubble? I do see the partial kana at the bottom, but it's still ambiguous.
Context: The girl is a mermaid (whom she calls the ウィル) and the guy is a human (whom she calls the エキストラ). In an earlier chapter she explained that there used to be commerce between them, but humans eventually tried to kill mermaids because of a rumor that eating their flesh would give them the mermaids' eternally youthful form.
In the 3rd and 4th frames she starts rambling on about that story again. However, it looks like the text in the 4th frame may be cut off by the bubble because some of the grammar doesn't seem to match up if you read it straight through.
What do you guys think? Is the bubble cutting off parts of each line (because she's just rambling) or is it all visible in the bubble? I do see the partial kana at the bottom, but it's still ambiguous.