Chapter 12

Mash Vandead and the Signs of Love is the twelfth chapter of the Mashle series.

Summary
Sitting on a log, the female student purposely touches knees with Daut who tries to stay calm, but epically fails. The female student then calls Daut a freak, but lies when Daut asks her what she said. She then compliments Daut again and again he loses it. It's revealed that the female student's magic allows her to make any man fall in love with her, however, it fails to work on Mash. This disconcerts the woman as Mash's apathetic answers astounds her. So taking advantage of the one that she has under her allurement spell, she states that a certain student is after her named Silva. In light of this, Daut proclaims that he'll protect her from him.

The man in question then appears and Daut proclaims that Daut better prepare to die, while Silva notes how cringe-worthy Daut is. Silva then disparages Daut claiming he'll give him a good dose of reality. On the other hand, Daut then casts Explomb at Silva who deftly dodges and so Daut casts a spell called Machine Gun Explomb a superior form of Explomb. After the sequential explosion from the last spell, Daut flips off the explosion where Silva was at proclaiming, "Die twice!"

Meanwhile, somewhere else in the forest, terrified Finn and Lemon huddle by Lance's legs in complete fear. Annoyed by Finn and Lemon's presence, Lance wonders if Mash is alright as Silva had his eye on him. As the smoke clears out and Daut touts his premature victory, he sees that Silva protected himself with his iron magic. Silva then strikes Daut with his iron magic and in the process, a small rock knocks the cream puff Mash was eating out of his hand and onto the ground. Feeling exuberant from his display, Silva taunts and disparages while Mash is perhaps unnerved by how his cream puff was just wasted.

Chapter Notes
Coming Soon

Characters in order of Appearance

 * Mash Vandead
 * Daut Barret
 * Silva
 * Finn Ames
 * Lance Crown
 * Lemon Irvine

Trvia

 * Koi Moyō is the second indie single released by Japanese pop-rock band Scandal. It was limited to 2,000 copies, came in a CD+DVD format only, and was exclusive to Tower Records in Japan. It was sold on Scandal's United States tour. The title track was used as the theme song for the movie "Corazon de Melon". The single reached #150 on the Oricon weekly chart and charted for two weeks, selling 686 copies. The DVD contains footage of Scandal recording "Space Ranger" in their studio.