This chapter feels different. It's a lot more dynamic and expressive, kinda like how the series started before the artist decided to make everyone be super stiff and stare blankly at the readers for some reason.
Reminds me of a porn game I played once where your "landlord" tells you to fuck his wife because he's impotent or something.
The "landlord" part is quoted because there's an optional patch to change the status of the "landlord" and his wife to something more... taboo.
Seems like every town and city they visit, it’s been infiltrated deeply by demons. In a sense, the world has been rotting from within and just waiting to burst like a whale carcass washed ashore.
So the second-hand smoke does have a function after all. Priests smoke in front of believers, brainwashing them with the smoke’s addictive and parasitic properties, which develops into an obsession.
Or I’m just talking out of my ass. Who knows? There are a lot of juicy asses in this series. :bleh:
In this universe, Sou is an oblivious but very likable guy who makes all the girls so horny that they fall into delusions.
In the +18 universe, Sou is a sex machine jackass who beds women by breathing.
In ANOTHER ALTERNATE UNIVERSE, Sou is gay.
I'm curious what the gift for Yutia is. So far, we got:
Black knight Deus --> little sister
Furry girl Seolrang --> ancient gauntlet
Appraiser RIne --> special enchantment item thing
And now, pirate boi Radan --> revenge against those that killed his tribe
Man got molested as a boy and learned a completely different lesson. It's honestly a miracle that he turned up to be a gentleman (albeit, with a misunderstanding of love).
So from what I'm reading is that Wolka is genre-savvy and that causes a dissonance between him and his party since he no longer views this world as a "dark fantasy" while everyone else has no idea what that means and is just as serious as always.
Seems a bit unfair to the other players to just resummon a boss like this. I get that this is a “girlboss” moment but if she wasn’t the main character, I would be pretty miffed.
To be fair, the way he acts and what he says are completely different. To him, it's logical to avoid all the flags in order to survive the game. But he's a good boy, so even though logic dictates he runs away, he's more likely to throw himself into danger out of personal feelings.
I mean, going...