This was a pretty good one.
I liked the character's design, the arrangement, and for the page limit, they did a good job establishing that Count as the antagonist.
The rehabilitation of the prince didn't feel that cheap, and it didn't feel like they were making him overtly pathetic to sell it...
Kind to everyone, huh? I mean, that's not necessarily a bad ideal to have, and he seems to at least have a grasp of authority dynamics, so he's probably functional.
But if he's unable to treat someone as special, it certainly feels like he's not particularly interested in anyone. More to the...
I was actually assuming that there would be pit stops at the various towns on the way to the capital, but I guess...that wasn't actually said.
As a side, I love how we've collectively started taken to using Karon's (false) name as essentially a fantasy version of horsepower.
I love seeing these kids just enjoy their slice of life adventuring lifestyle.
"Run that by me again?"
"If you're asking that question, you heard it right the first time."
Meat Prince is a rather mighty title. For a title from a dismantling team, this is really high praise.
I've long made peace with the idea of eating intelligence species, since we eat pigs and octopi.
See, "there were black orcs" is technically the report you make to complete the request, but they should really have cleared the guild's concerns in order of urgency.
1. We are both safe and sound.
2. There is "currently" no urgent need for the guild to take action.
3. A lot of surprising...
Professionally speaking, this is an unnecessary risk and they should escape while they can after thinning out the numbers enough for the guild to have enough time to prepare.
But careerwise, a little greed and ambition is what drives you to climb to new heights, and this would indeed be a big...
Oooh, more political than economic conflict then.
I guess in that sense, it makes sense for the crafting guildmaster to oppose this. It's less an economic threat and more a challenge to his power. The merchant guildmaster seems happy to help it along though, so maybe in terms of trade, she's...
Can't you just like, make an elastic bellyband or something and apply the effect to that? Or maybe try applying it to the strap of her bag so it warms her while she carries it.
Oh, yeah, those industries are going to take a huge hit. They might straight up die as a profession if Miyabi either gets hired to expand the trainway or if the crafters powering the vehicle gain the power to dig their own routes.
I was talking about "the economy" at large. Market A and Market...
I'm not that versed in history, and certainly not in terms of innovation's effect on society, so I stand corrected there. A sharp industrial shift it is.
No, not the train bit. I mean the various producers within the economy improving themselves to keep up with any competition in the capital...
That's fair. Though it's not like Market B would be able to immediately capitalize on Market A or restructure to specialize either. It would be more of a gradual shift as more and more people start taking the train. But yeah, there would be fallout from the sudden change for sure, and some...