Leaving off from last week, Lelouch is confronted by his father at the Sword of Akasha. Using his very mutli-purpose remote, he is able to geass Charles without being geassed himself. Geassed ‘to die’, Charles shoots himself in the heart. Elsewhere, Suzaku is forcing himself the refrain on Kallen, but then realizes at the last moment that that’s actually not a very nice thing to do.
Please be mai waifu~
True to his word, Natsume has dutifully been returning names from the Book of Friends. Things are going normally, with Natsume getting attacked by Ayakashi sometimes but Nyanko managing to chase them off. However while trying to return the name of a Dew God, he runs into some trouble. In the book, two pages are stuck together so he can’t return the name since trying to tear them apart could result in the actual Ayakashi getting torn apart.
The episode starts out with a teenage boy named Natsume on the run from a couple of spirits. Ever since he was younger he’s been able to see things that others can’t but lately they’ve gotten more aggresive towards him. The chase brings him to a shrine where he accidently breaks a rope that acts as part of a barrier.
Episode 13 of Code Geass R2 starts where episode 12 left out with Shirley just kind of freaking out. After regaining all her memories, she’s quite obviously confused about what’s true and what’s a lie. She asks Suzaku to meet with her with the intention of telling him about Lelouch. Lelouch runs into the two of them after some Zero-related business.
What better way to start off a post than with Jun?
So, as you can tell from the fact that I’m posting, I’m back after a very length absence. I became quite busy with school and such before and stopped blogging. But now I’m back. Not much has really changed since the last time I blogged. Don’t have much to say besides that.
I already featured Nagi once, so now it’s time for the other tsundere loli~
Rika-Chama~ Nii-pah~
Thank you to everyone who voted for Rena!
Rena Ryuuguu has beaten Kagami by 133 votes and will be advancing. And although I do feel bad for Kagamin, I’m thrilled that Rena made it. I honestly thought that she’d lose by quite a bit. I’m just so happy! Go for the gold, Rena! You can do it!
