Dungeon no Aru Sekai de Kashikoku Sukoyaka ni Ikiru Houhou - Vol. 6 Ch. 28

Dex-chan lover
Joined
Mar 6, 2020
Messages
609
That legend of dying after reading a second book sounds made up to me, it smells like a tactic used by either a skill book holder wanting to hoard skill books for themselves, or someone without a skill book wanting a chance at acquiring one, so anyone getting a second skill book decides to sell it instead of attempting to acquiring a new skill through the second book.
 
Dex-chan lover
Joined
Sep 18, 2019
Messages
414
That legend of dying after reading a second book sounds made up to me, it smells like a tactic used by either a skill book holder wanting to hoard skill books for themselves, or someone without a skill book wanting a chance at acquiring one, so anyone getting a second skill book decides to sell it instead of attempting to acquiring a new skill through the second book.
It sounds like a convenient plot way to involve the roommate in dungeon clearing to me.
 
Dex-chan lover
Joined
Mar 6, 2020
Messages
609
It sounds like a convenient plot way to involve the roommate in dungeon clearing to me.
I mean, you're not wrong, didn't MC reject her joining him in a dungeon once before, because he was too afraid she wouldn't be able to protect herself? But, then again, I vaguely remember she and the spirits entering a dungeon once or twice before without him. My memory sucks, what did I have for dinner yesterday?
Anyway, I can definitely see this being a convenient plot to involve his childhood friend that has the hots for him, with a skill of her own, he would be less likely to reject her participating in dungeon delving.
 
Active member
Joined
Jun 14, 2026
Messages
12
weird that a vampire would change into a werewolf
Traditionally, vampires could change into wolves, and command them as well...
The whole vampire v/s werewolf thing is a product of modern Millennial erotica fantasy shizzle.
Vampires, as usually portrayed, are mere 19thC Victorian erotica fantasy shizzle.... With the whole bat thing introduced to have them gain easy access to maiden's boudoirs..

Weremen, as a concept and myth, are far, far older than that, with a major influence from the Norse actual Berserkir in the european Myffology.
Although the roots go back as far as early Shamanism, possibly even as far as the times when we still boinked the Neanderthals.
 
Last edited:

Users who are viewing this thread

Top