Isekai ni Otosareta... Jouka wa Kihon! - Ch. 38

[ikinetsu]

Why not just command all of them to kill themselves?

Because that would be too easy. Villains loves exerting power and control over those weaker than them, or those they have an advantage over.

 

[zetsuravez]

Seriously, i hate this kind of cliffhanger...
Thanks for the chapter, by the way...

 

[OWMWO]

"MOOOONGREEEEELS!"
"that is rude."
well that guy is going to die when MC finishes to do whatever he needs to do to keep the dark mana away.

Guy fancy himself as KING OF HEROES.
Sadly he is out of swords.

Because that would be too easy. Villains loves exerting power and control over those weaker than them, or those they have an advantage over.

And certainly villains who are not too smart.
Easy or hard, end result spoke harder.

 

[HDMI1]

yessss, the humans are in forest! could they finally make contact with MC? (after he condenses Vilthor and that Duke into atoms of course)

They're barely in the forest while the MC's base is basically in the middle, and the forest is approximately 70-80% of the planet's surface.

Am I crazy? When did MC gain the ability to converse with the kids? Part of the shtick was that he didn't understand they were calling him "master" because he didn't speak the language, but now they seem to be able to converse pretty normally, at least to the point of being able to talk about putting things in bags/etc.

When the other god showed up he fixed the MC's ability to speak with the kids.

 

[sketches]

MC condensing all of the bad stuff into a ball will have absolutely no consequences in the future. Right?

 

[lolfacesayshi]

Am I crazy? When did MC gain the ability to converse with the kids? Part of the shtick was that he didn't understand they were calling him "master" because he didn't speak the language, but now they seem to be able to converse pretty normally, at least to the point of being able to talk about putting things in bags/etc.

I mean they're kinda just speaking past each other. He says a lot of stuff, they heard "Bag" and started talking about the bag of sweets, and he's like "that's right, bag!".

 

[Salfaro]

I guess I could see it being a talking-past situation, but it seemed a little more direct to me, idk.

When the other god showed up he fixed the MC's ability to speak with the kids.

Did he? It'd make sense, but I just checked Ch33 again, and while the god clarifies to MC that they're slaves, I don't see a mention that he actually solved the language barrier. MC even comments at the end of the chapter that he forgot to ask about a language blessing from him (for the animals, not the kids), and in Ch34 (after the god's visit) he mentions that he still can't understand what the kids are saying.

 

[HDMI1]

I guess I could see it being a talking-past situation, but it seemed a little more direct to me, idk.


Did he? It'd make sense, but I just checked Ch33 again, and while the god clarifies to MC that they're slaves, I don't see a mention that he actually solved the language barrier. MC even comments at the end of the chapter that he forgot to ask about a language blessing from him (for the animals, not the kids), and in Ch34 (after the god's visit) he mentions that he still can't understand what the kids are saying.

I must have remembered it wrong, my bad.

 

[Phaaze]

They're barely in the forest while the MC's base is basically in the middle, and the forest is approximately 70-80% of the planet's surface.

The PLANET? Not a continent?

 

[HDMI1]

The PLANET? Not a continent?

IIRC there's only one Pangaea-type continent on that planet, thought I could be misremembering that.

 

[Phaaze]

IIRC there's only one Pangaea-type continent on that planet, thought I could be misremembering that.

Been some time for me, so I was curious.

 

[Wizardrone]

thanks for chapter

 

[Claith]

Am I crazy? When did MC gain the ability to converse with the kids? Part of the shtick was that he didn't understand they were calling him "master" because he didn't speak the language, but now they seem to be able to converse pretty normally, at least to the point of being able to talk about putting things in bags/etc.

Reading other's messages makes me wonder if I missed something, but the what I understand from rereading the series these past couple days, is that the kids have been there long enough to pick up Japanese words. It may be broken in places, but they should be able to speak well enough to converse.

Quite a few time skips in this series.

 

[chojinra]

Am I crazy? When did MC gain the ability to converse with the kids? Part of the shtick was that he didn't understand they were calling him "master" because he didn't speak the language, but now they seem to be able to converse pretty normally, at least to the point of being able to talk about putting things in bags/etc.

Wasn’t he teaching them Japanese basically? I guess believability depends on how much time has passed.

 

[Grikath]

Am I crazy? When did MC gain the ability to converse with the kids? Part of the shtick was that he didn't understand they were calling him "master" because he didn't speak the language, but now they seem to be able to converse pretty normally, at least to the point of being able to talk about putting things in bags/etc.

They're kids, and they've been around MC for quite a while..
MC may or may not be able to learn their language ( for whatever contrived reason ) , but the kids, growing up with him most certainly can learn japanese... It's what kids do after all... Pick up on any language spoken around them...

So not that strange he can talk to them.. No Magic™ required...

 

[PhycoKrusk]

and with that, nobody attacked anyone else even once because they're perfectly content with not attacking each other & this moron clearly has no idea how a proper hypnosis-type command has to be formatted lmao. if you give an unwilling subject wiggle room in a command they don't want to do, then by god will they ever wiggle to get out of it lol. you know, "to the letter of the law but not the spirit of the law" type shit

And despite that it will start to work as intended, because while "to your heart's content" may be the most direct translation, that doesn't mean it carries the same meaning in English.

I thought reading manga was supposed to make people smarter.