About a dog exposing himself. (Source: MagnaUpdates)

Deadly monsters who stalked innocents in the night and preyed upon them in secret, versus the select few who used mysterious powers honed by intense training and determination to battle their foes... This was the world of bloodshed that Ginka Shijunana knew and lived for—an endless clash between vampires and vampire hunters—until one final victory ended their war. Ginka decides to become a normal high school student now that her vampire hunting days are over, but her combat skills are no match for the challenges of everyday interactions with other teenagers. Still, she hits it off with the flashy and fashionable gyaru Ruka Moriki. When remnants of Ginka’s old life start to mysteriously reappear, however, will she pull Ruka into the darkness with her? Or will Ruka help her remain in the light? (Source: J-Novel Club)

Can anyone tell me how to teach a clumsy wizard to become a legendary hero! (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

"I hate you!" "What a coincidence. I hate you too." Once, they belonged to rival organizations of people with supernatural abilities, clashing in a fierce struggle to fulfill opposing goals. Saigawa Roushi, known as the "Feather Hunter," and Yanagi Ritsuka, the strongest psychic called the "White Witch," lived every day in bloody conflict, having no experience in ordinary society. But now… "Rou-kun, I love you!" "I love you too, Ritsuka." After the organization disbanded, for some reason, they ended up dating and even got married! Has hatred turned into love a hundred times over? Now, this lovey-dovey couple can’t start the day without a kiss at the door as he heads to work, like a pair of total lovebirds. However, there’s one thing that troubles the husband: despite being married, they’ve never shared a bed… in other words, he’s still a virgin! This is the story of a husband, who, despite being drawn into all sorts of trouble, is determined to win over his reserved wife and deepen their love, continuing his passionate pursuit day after day. (Source: Kadokawa, translated)