Nito no Taida na Isekai Shoukougun ~Saijaku Shoku "Healer" nanoni Saikyou wa Cheat desu ka?~ - Ch. 43.2

[MangaDex]

 

[SugarFree]

Oliver did nothing wrong.

 

[Lanfear]

Uh I feel like killing her would make things even worse, no?

 

[dokidoki]

Ima laugh so hard if this FLASH BACK ends up with No fucking info about the quest the demon lord or w.e Gave MC like 7 fucking years ago

Like I can't believe with how SLOW this series updates that the author truly thought it was a GREAT idea to give us a WHOLE fucking chapter about a flashback THAT ISN'T EVEN PART OF THE MAIN CHARACTERS

 

[HDMI1]

Uh I feel like killing her would make things even worse, no?

Nah, they would have to report that the Princess was already dead when they got there, otherwise the King would kill them all for failing and letting her commit suicide.

 

[nobody2002]

I know that guy was a piece of shit, but damn. lol

The chapter ended on an ominous note. 😳

Thanks for the translation.

 

[quser]

Remember, racism is a bigger crime than burning someone alive.

 

[HDMI1]

Remember, racism is a bigger crime than burning someone alive.

Reject Racism, Arson is Awesome.

 

[dbgecko]

Reject Racism, Arson is Awesome.

Quote from man burned to death:

"What are you gonna do, burn me to death?"

 

[Belkin]

ah yes, let me bully the dude that can literally burn you to cinders

 

[DarkMatter77]

Uh I feel like killing her would make things even worse, no?

Maybe it was something related to why she ran away in the first place.

Like only she can unlock a power, and she didn’t want to do so. Time will tell.

 

[ZeroBRS]

can someone tell me who is oliver? I don't remember when we saw that dude

 

[TRizzle]

ah yes, let me bully the dude that can literally burn you to cinders

I wouldn't even call what he was doing as "bullying". That implies he had some sort of upperhand or was punching down.

No, the dude was just straight up picking a fight with a man who made it clear that he was willing to make the dumbass regret it.

 

[Renan_Walheim]

The Oliver in the King's story sounds like a capable warrior that insired fear to his enemies.
The Oliver we saw in the first chapters of the manga is just a bottom tier bandit who died easily.
Also the reason his wife was killed was different back then.

 

[Vincentius]

can someone tell me who is oliver? I don't remember when we saw that dude

... I was gonna say he was from really early in the series, but I think he appeared around Ch.11 or so, which isn't that far back in the grand scheme of things, but with this series' release schedule...

Anyway, he was a bandit leader that kidnapped a bunch of women from a village (or something to that effect); he was, I think, the first human the MC killed and MC gained Oliver's signature spell.

 

[LordofLeechers]

Remember, racism is a bigger crime than burning someone alive.

The racism was whatever. The real sin was insulting his waifu.

 

[StormSen]

Remember, racism is a bigger crime than burning someone alive.

Man was (effectively) threatening to rape his (soon to be) wife. And he did this to a man much stronger than him. And kept doing it after being told to STFU.

Suicide by mage fire.

 

[SoulFyre]

... I was gonna say he was from really early in the series, but I think he appeared around Ch.11 or so, which isn't that far back in the grand scheme of things, but with this series' release schedule...

Anyway, he was a bandit leader that kidnapped a bunch of women from a village (or something to that effect); he was, I think, the first human the MC killed and MC gained Oliver's signature spell.

Considering Ch. 11 was 6 years ago…

 

[Magnus_Prime]

Ouch...

 

[Magnus_Prime]

ah yes, let me bully the dude that can literally burn you to cinders

'Provoke' might be a more appropriate word, but I think I understand.