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I'm having a hard time keeping track of the factions. So the Liberals are the Revolutionaries? And then there's the I guess Royalist (which is also called Liberals somehow), Nobility, and Conservative (I guess this one wants to preserve the status quo?) faction in government? And the new Mitsuba...

The problem is that the mom worries too much that it's breaking her, so the family purposefully kept her from Kunon.

Right, he's not forced, he could just leave Harold to be executed. I mean it's not a free get out of jail card. It's supposed to be the replacement of death penalty; they should have the same severity in the eyes of the kingdom. The next would-be traitor would have no fear doing it if a random...

I didn't get the notification you replied. Either that or it's buried with other notifications I was getting. He's forced to run a deadly trial if he wanted to save a national traitor to be a test subject. If it was safe then the Kingdom would just say to test on just any volunteers.

If we're going by the WN then the plot point actually has been foreshadowed in earlier chapter, This manga already departed far from the WN, though, so who knows.

It's alive?!

There's a lack of girls in my manga about girls with musket.

Holding hands before marriage... what has the world come to...

Justus don't have the authority to just pardon a traitor. He's a researcher, not any high-ranking nobleman. He does however have the authority to use a criminal as a test subject, and even then, he needed to call in a few favors. He's doing what he can do to stop Harold's execution within his...

So, when a doctor says "I can't cure you but I can prolong your life." that is the doctor forcing the patient to you?

I don't know, that's how Mangadex made it when I clicked reply, I didn't recheck it. That might be true in the real story, but that's not true in his narration. I was talking about the narration, since you were saying that even in his narration, he admitted to forcing Harold. He didn't force...

In his narration, Justus was not the one who sent Harold to the execution. He's not forcing Harold, he's giving a way out.