We haven’t spent enough time with him to like definitely know but from what I remember of the interactions they’ve had he seems to just be a teenager who’s interested in people his own age.Is the prince an isekaier as well? Or is he just a normal teenager who is interested in girls his own age?
Just a normal teenager aka the game OG NPC.Is the prince an isekaier as well? Or is he just a normal teenager who is interested in girls his own age?
Always remember, MAMA knows best.I should've known that Mob Mama wasn't an enemy. Mamas could never be evil.
He's the hero, not the price, also he's just a normal teenager interested in girls his own age.Is the prince an isekaier as well? Or is he just a normal teenager who is interested in girls his own age?
It seems her name means "cat" in Spanish, which is "Gato". Same thing with Traidor, after I changed it from "Tridoll" to " Traidor" after I learned it meant "traitor."Queen Gato (page 6)?? I thought her name was Gard. Can y'all please give your translations some QC?
It seems her name means "cat" in Spanish, which is "Gato"
Mama knows breast*Always remember, MAMA knows best.![]()
Huh, I'd never heard that one before; neat. An alternative that's probably more well known would be "brought to heel", which means to force someone to obey, usually through force (though the origin was simply training a hunting dog to walk behind its master's heel on command).It's archaic/unusual regardless, but the correct phrasing would be "brought you to bay".
- Page 10, "brought you to the bay" is not an idiom in English.
(It's "bay" as in "baying hounds" - hunting dogs barking at cornered prey, but staying clear to allow hunters to take the shot - not a coastline.)
I think considering Demonio's contempt is due to a powerful Mama being forced into degrading herself,Huh, I'd never heard that one before; neat. An alternative that's probably more well known would be "brought to heel", which means to force someone to obey, usually through force (though the origin was simply training a hunting dog to walk behind its master's heel on command).