Frankie Quli.
She offered me some fresh, hot, steaming buns but I'm not that dumb. According to her offerings I tend to know just what type of question she'll ask and from the look of things she's aware that I'm out of bread.
"Hey Sécorio, I made you some hot buns, fresh out the over, they are hehehe", "Frankie you shouldn't have. I was just about to head out to buy some bread", "Ohh the Beakers are out, trust me I checked. Your better off eating some of mine instead ", "Is that so. Well soce you've left me with no choice I'll get your buns", I said before she blushed.
Her flustered little face ghe said, "Could you do me a favor?", "Let me guess your dad's coming again, you need me to be your pretend boyfriend this weekend, just long enough till he leaves", I said before she bowed her heading an act of pleadings.
I snatched the buns away from her and headed up stairs while said "thank you very much ", multiple times. All I wanted to do was open my Black Candy: Pet Slave edition pack in piece;
I took the 30 centimeter length, 10 centimeter high and 15 centimeter wide rapper off by cutting off all the glued bits before folding it neatly and slashing if away. The container itself was black as always with a sealed lid, once opened a variety of goodies from the arc;
A black shirt with the cover art printed onto it (Dr Dride holding a leash tagged to a hot looking slave in he's room), a figuring of of Mis Rina (so cool), A flash drive containing the episodes of the arc, four volumes of the arc and a Pet Slave edition guide and Data book(awesome).
My first thought was to check out the guide, because it seemed like the most logical thing to do. As expected the author just hit us with a massive back hand , the grave of Wet dreams was not explored. I'm used to it now every hundredth volume he tends to just tease a massive plot point and then completely disregards.
Others on the internet say it's an Easter egg, because he's already done it like three other times. The only difference is this one has a lot of unnecessary information, except for a specific panel in the third volume about Dr Dride yelling at he's Slave who pointing at the treasure trove that got stucked into a wormhole and just disappeared on the next panel.