Requesting translation check on second bubble of panel 1.
My vocab isn't good enough to have a guess at the complete sentence but そんな手に probably wouldn't end up as "without anything in my hand" due to そんな.
Unless of course, she's somehow saying "I'm so empty handed that--".
I was guessing she's starting to say something along the order of, "With my hands free like this, I won't spill anything." (But only gets as far as "hands like this".)
persocom01 said:
I think it's better translated as "that kind of trick won't- (work on me)" Also see "その手は食わない"
"その手は食わない" registers as an expression in my dictionary, but not "そんな手は食わない". Googling "そんな手は食わない" basically just gives me "その手は食わない" as well, so I'm inclined to believe it's an expression that is only recognized as such with the "その" there.
I think it's better translated as "that kind of trick won't- (work on me)" Also see "その手は食わない"
Surprisingly, throwing the entire quote into Google after a few hours of downtime net me そんな手にはだまされない ( also here ), which I believe is what's left incomplete here (it means the exact same thing as その手は食わない anyway).
NWSiaCB said:
I was guessing she's starting to say something along the order of, "With my hands free like this, I won't spill anything." (But only gets as far as "hands like this".)
Thing is, そんな will never be used to refer to oneself, so it must be referring to the admiral in one form or another.
I'm almost beginning to wonder if she's doing it on purpose at this point.
Her mouth is TSUN but her body is DERE
What?!
You think I'll do something clumsy in my agitation?!AH!*Clunk!*Murakumo-san...Don't say a word!Well, sorry to disappoint you, but that kind of trick won't w--
