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| Release | August 31th, 2018 | |
| Publisher | Tokuma Shoten | |
| Author | Okayado | |
| Previous Chapter | Chapter 60 | |
| Next Chapter | Chapter 62 | |
Monster Musume: Everyday Life with Monster Girls (モンスター娘のいる日常, Monster Musume no Iru Nichijou) Chapter 61 is the sixty-first chapter of the Monster Musume: Everyday Life with Monster Girls manga series.
Written and drawn by mangaka Okayado (Inui Takemaru), this chapter was released in Japan on August 31th, 2018, by the Japanese publishing company Tokuma Shoten within the seinen manga and anime magazine, Monthly Comic Ryū.
The chapter was later gathered as part of the series' tankobon volume Monster Musume: Everyday Life with Monster Girls Volume 15.
Plot[]
As Kimihito, Centorea and Mero are saved by the arrival of an unknown elderly and dashing gentleman who replies that he's just a male human living with the Lamias when being asked. The elderly lamias are infuriated that the elderly man, whom they call "Studmuffin", interferes when they want to have their way with Kimihito and furthermore, he hasn't been satisfying their needs. He reminds them of the Cultural Exchange Between Species Bill but they're too stubborn to listen and decide to "attack" him. He "subdues" them with a few swings of his arms which strips them naked and they are already sexually satisfied to the surprise of Kimihito and Miia's friends.
After the elderly man apologizes to Kimihito and leaves with the already sexually satisfied elderly Lamias, Miia arrives to shoo off her friends before bringing Kimihito and her fellow homestays to her mother's house where the matriarch explains how the snake tribes decide on which tribe will represent them politically through a "Stud Tournament". By now, Kimihito knows that the elderly man ,Studmuffin; he met earlier on is the lamia's communal husband and asks why he isn't put into the competition. Miia's mother replies that his skills in remedying the lamias' sexuals urges are impressive but due to his advanced age, it's too dangerous for him to compete and his back might break in the process so that's why her daughter's homestay host has to take his place.
Intending to have Kimihito represent the Lamia tribe in the coming tournament, Miia's Mother has him undergo "special training" by locking him in a snake pit filled with the village's horny virgins. While lasting the entire night without having sex with any of the girls, Miia's mother initially thinks that he must have a will of iron and that he would indeed be the ideal candidate to represent them. But as the other tribes arrive for the tournament she discovers that Kimihito's "will" was simply due to him being a virgin and being too scared by the aggressive girls to try anything.
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Key Events[]
- The Lamia Village's previous breeder, Studmuffin, saves Kimihito from the lamia girls.
- Miia's Mother reveals the Stud Tournament, where each tribe choses a male "stud" to compete to see who will lead the tribes in the political theatre.
- After drugging the other girls, Miia's Mother throws Kimihito into a snake pit of horny lamia girls to better train him for the coming tournament.
Trivia[]
- The code to Kimihito's Chastity Belt is Okayado's birthday (1215 - December the 15th).
- Although Miia's mother claims that the venom of her pet snake Hemlock is quite paralytic, Hemlock, due to his colouring, is apparently a milk snake and this type of snake is not venomous at all in real life. However, as Hemlock bit Rachnera who is an Arachne, it's possible that milk snake saliva may work differently on Arachne than humans.
- In the official translation, Miia's mother says that Hemlock, after he biting Rachnera, has a paralytic "poison", but this term is not entirely correct, as "poison" refers specifically to toxins that enter the body through consumption, inhalation, or absorbed through the skin (like by a poison dart frog). When the weakened Rachnera confronts Miia's mother later in the chapter, the Lamia refers to Hemlock's toxin as "venom", which is the more appropriate term, as "venom" refers specifically to toxins that are injected into the body through stings or bites.
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