It's probably more of a "early LiL rework" kind of rewrite, since he wrote NiB before he'd even started on LiL and his writing's come a long way, but anything more than the broad strokes is likely subject to change.
From the predictions we have, it seems that Uta doesn't care about the photo:
Maybe Kyoko isn't Nodoka's mom but her grandmother.
Io looks like she doesn't know whether to be surprised scared or somewhere inbetween
Now gently push her head down
Really? to my eyes the blush indicates she's experiencing joy, i think headpats is about as close to sex as she could get to a positive physical sensation, especially if it's Akira doing it. I'd expect a giggle from her roughly similar to Seras' in the Hellsing abridged episode where Alucard transforms into his Vlad form and calls her by her actual name.Io looks like she doesn't know whether to be surprised scared or somewhere inbetween
If any character is going to have their first orgasm from headpats, it's gonna be Io.
Careful! Last head petting attempt almost went wrong!
It's been a while since I bothered with headpats but I'm pretty sure that already happened with Makoto, possibly others too.
All headpattable girls will orgasm from it if you pat them 500 times in one sitting.
The most traumatizing sex for me so far was between Akira mage x Sekai and deadly sex with Maya.
warlock/sorcerer are masculine titles, witch/sorceress are feminine titles, Wizard/mage stereotypically are masculine but they're mostly gender neutral in this day and age. It's honestly all a bit of a mess though, there are counter examples everywhere, both wizard and warlock have been the male counterpart to witch in the past, mage has almost never been gender specific, sorcerer and sorceress are as ubiquitous as actor and actress, it's normal and common to call a female a sorcerer or an actor but you never refer to a male by the 'ess' suffix. The 'ess' suffix is usually only used when someone intends to highlight gender in their statement, for common speech they're just the default masculine/neutral title. Heck, DnD treats warlock as a class so there's female warlocks too, it's a simple case of writewhateverthefuckyouwant and who cares, just be consistent.
