Keep going bro. I'm not the one who's mad enough over an argument where (in your words) the guy I am angry with threw a tantrum and ran away. I didn't slave away to type over a page worth of posts to call someone an idiot despite the conversation being long dead.
@ududjeisie, calm down bro. No need to message me with the LTG shit over a disagreement from a 2 month conversation for a wish fulfillment manga.
Well, your rage is pretty funny so if you do continue, then I at least get a laugh out of it.
What do you mean? The manga follow the typical release schedule. Plus, even if it took two weeks to get 24 pages (assuming that the translation is concurrent with the chapter releases), the releases aren't that long considering how much detail goes into every page.
Just because one is strong doesn't necessarily mean they are confident. Isolation breaks people. That's why solitary confinement is so effective and is controverstial.
Two things: first, why bring outside politics/nationality into a manga discussion; secondly, the thief doesn't care about justice and she had ALREADY "turned to crime" if you looked at her title.
It's low stakes for everyone EXCEPT the principal. The whole reason why she joined was because she realised that the prize has the power to destroy the world if left alone.
Iris isn't that strong. She's just stronger than the prince (who is also treated like fodder) and the average school mooks. Frey is strong, sure but she hasn't been built up to be that amazingly strong.
I know the tools are "shown". However, the issue is we don't have any idea of what the torturer did nor why the initial main villian got mind broken so badly. It feels underwhelming because the story tries to suggest a grimdark level of pain and suffering but (since this story is rather...