I understand why gang leaders (in fiction and in real life) are almost always violent, crazy-ass psychopaths. But why do people follow them? Me, I see nutjob gang leader coming my way, I'm making tracks in the opposite direction. Fast.
Because they make lots of money and gain lots of power much more quickly than washing dishes, selling shoes, or any number of normal jobs they would have otherwise wound up working in. Then there's the fact that they don't really have to follow the rules of most people, pay taxes, show restraint in any real sense, etc.
And you also can't forget what could happen if they didn't join. I bet some people only follow them for protection, or out of fear.
That is also true.
I wanted to see the demon's interaction with the serial killer. What exactly did the demon do to the serial killer that made him turn himself in?
Could've sworn Chapt 6.5 was added, but now not it's not there. Was it removed?
It was a duplicate.
Ah. I see. Thanks.
And this is why you don't get together with someone whose breakup with their bf/gf is so fresh and raw that they're crying over it.
So accurate. She was a rebound and was completely fine with it
I kept getting distracted from the story by the gigantic yaoi hands and small pinheads:
http://www.mangago.me/read-manga/toiki_ni_furete/mf/v01/c001/51/
It does take some skill in selective observation.