Saikyou Onna Shishou-tachi ga Ikusei Houshin o Megutte Shuraba - Vol. 11 Ch. 74 - Oracle's Prophecy

[MangaDex]

 

[PyroTornado]

Who else believes the masters are gonna be the cause of the disaster?

 

[readingsit]

Who else believes the masters are gonna be the cause of the disaster?

its SO obvious. i genuinely wonder how the author doesnt have in-universe acknowledgement of whats going to happen
which is why im desperately hoping they dont do that. literally anything else happening would be more interesting

 

[w3searcher]

Yeah, being able to see the future without 100% accuracy would definitely be a pain.

3rd Princess and she's already imagining herself on the throne?

 

[Ochrolv]

The princess' behavior threw me off & I don't blame her frustrations that because the accuracy of her predictions aren't guaranteed, people will criticize that ability. Also I thought that maybe Rione would sneak her way in to accidently cause the start of this calamity but I was off the mark. Thanks for the translations.

 

[UdenEmpati]

P. 16 has the musicians in the parade copy/pasted as the same individual - and between the closest people, and the panel on p.15 portraying the instruments being played -

It is kinda funny that the whole parade's band is seemingly comprised of tenor saxaphones.

 

[isoycrazy]

The masters understand Cross' true power: harem building. Any female near his age are vulnerable to it.

And the princess not forseeing how dangerous that level of flirtation is around the masters is funny.

 

[razorshaleh]

never flirt with the MC in front of them both or you will die soon princess

thank you for translating

 

[kaminomikan]

lol the guard knows that the princess can be the cause of the calamity.

 

[damadicius]

Everything aside, the mobile dungeon spawner that came to be through the worm monster consuming a dungeon is a great concept. Sadly we all know they’d die with a single strike from these OP monsters in human clothing.

 

[flxsemi]

The element of the S-class adventurers kinda makes this story predictable. I hope the author introduces some element to bypass the power scaling (besides young girls bewitching their beloved disciple)

 

[AthalosJ]

Why was the male guard mogging us most of the time💀

 

[Angelnickl]

The princess has a silly personality and it is fun to watch, but she should check herself if she doesn't want to be on the 3 Master's hit list. I love that they allow her to go off model and make different hilarious expressions.

 

[Xonthelon]

An entertaining character, but Cross you should really reign in your charm skill. You will eventually cause the downfall of a nation if you continue to seduce one landmine after the other.

 

[Junomano]

The masters understand Cross' true power: harem building. Any female near his age are vulnerable to it.

And the princess not forseeing how dangerous that level of flirtation is around the masters is funny.

ANY FEMALE OF AGE after all even his masters or the cat lady are older than him, he's got charm
i was sure the princess will get close to him just from the perspective of him being a future S rank

 

[lengend]

I like the princess she is a funny one The gap between her status and her behavior is great, she just has a death wish trying to seducr Cross. Thanks for the chapter o/

 

[SMAXZO]

The Demon Army: FBI! OPEN UP!!

 

[Tzion]

 

[sisio]

chill the f out girl
be glad rione isnt there

 

[Nolonar]

Fun fact: everything the princess said also applies if your prophetic ability is reliable. I see that all the time at work. I predict bad things happening, convince my boss to let me fix the problem, bad thing doesn't happen (because it's fixed now), and some people think I'm just wasting time and money.

For years I've been trying to convince my boss to use MFA (multi-factor authentication). He refused because it's inconvenient and whatnot. Last year he bought a new PC and needed my help setting it up. I decided to force him to use MFA and blamed it on Microsoft. A month later, he sent me a mail saying he might've clicked on something he shouldn't have clicked on.

It was a phishing mail, linking to a page pretending to be a Microsoft login page. I called my boss, asked if he entered his credentials in that page, and he confirmed he did. So I blocked his account, checked the logs, and found a successful password sign-in from the USA. Fortunately, the second factor sign-in did not succeed. I reset my boss' password, unblocked him, and informed him of what happened.

Now he keeps sending mails to everyone about how important MFA is. Of course it is. He's the only person aside from me (the "IT guy") who's a global admin. This incident could've literally bankrupted our organization. If this incident had never happened, MFA would've forever been a waste of time and effort.

That's why one of my favorite sayings is: "Security is something noone needs. Until they do."