Tensei Renkin Shoujo no Slow Life - Vol. 2 Ch. 12 - Now that the commotion has settled... it's back to everyday life!

[MangaDex]

 

[Baelgun]

Thank god she won't be exploited by the bad guys we really dodged a bullet ! she can now go back to be exploited by the self proclaimed good guys !

 

[hamsterking5]

SECRET CUTE LOVER DETECTED
this is a joke but I'd put money on it being true~

 

[pandatime]

Oh another Stern kn7ght but female now

 

[Syanalassa]

would a heart really be tasty I would have thought it would be super tough and stringy

 

[cryum]

would a heart really be tasty I would have thought it would be super tough and stringy

Hearts are extremely tough, but they're quite flavorful for lean meat.

A dragon's heart might be big enough that you'd have to split the heart between arteries, muscle, etc.

 

[Nemo2342]

So now we've got steam-powered ATVs; that's a new one for me.

 

[Jon]

would a heart really be tasty I would have thought it would be super tough and stringy

It's literally magic.

 

[Belkin]

Blaze: I am speed

 

[kenkagejack]

I guess she and Blaze can swap clients for the planned trip for gender-based shenanigans.

If they're going to the dragon-test mountains, it's bound to be a hot springs episode.

 

[Tds-PdV]

Ah yes she had, the house arrest: plenty of game/movie/book backlog and hobby stuff to do, people coming bringing in food and other materials of need, and flexible time to do whatever for a couple of months with income stream unperturbed.

We all could use some of that.

 

[Bootybug]

This series has so little to do with alchemy anymore that might as well change the title to jack-of-all-trades slow life.

 

[parodyres]

would a heart really be tasty I would have thought it would be super tough and stringy

I've made and ate pig's heart before and it's not very tough to eat. Just slightly tougher than the liver, actually. So long as the really chewy heart strings are cut out, I can see how it could be tasty.

 

[karappo]

I know the motor carriage is in prototype stage yet, but wouldn't it be better if paved road infrastructure get developed first before releasing this thing out into the wild?

I've been to places without any paved roads while hitching a ride on my friend's bike and I can tell you it's not exactly a pleasant riding experience at all. There's always small rocks and boulders on the road, and even with the bike's suspension, the shaking can still be intense, not to mention the wear and tear that the motor's parts have to endure. Also, you can't go too fast on unpaved roads like you do on paved ones unless you want to risk getting a broken bone or two.

 

[AcelJean]

That knight 100% has the complete opposite of the personality she's displaying right now...

 

[lenovoaxioo]

This series has so little to do with alchemy anymore that might as well change the title to jack-of-all-trades slow life.

 

[lenovoaxioo]

I know the motor carriage is in prototype stage yet, but wouldn't it be better if paved road infrastructure get developed first before releasing this thing out into the wild?

I've been to places without any paved roads while hitching a ride on my friend's bike and I can tell you it's not exactly a pleasant riding experience at all. There's always small rocks and boulders on the road, and even with the bike's suspension, the shaking can still be intense, not to mention the wear and tear that the motor's parts have to endure. Also, you can't go too fast on unpaved roads like you do on paved ones unless you want to risk getting a broken bone or two.

If what you mean by paved is asphalt pave, I think it would still take about a hundred years to make it justifiable.
Though if what you mean by paved is stone paving, or simple compacted soil. They already exist since the advent of horse carriage.

As someone the resident of a place that only got asphalt around 10 years ago. I can say, at that time. A ride being un/pleasant is the least thing everyone think about o(╥﹏╥)o. A ride is something you are not supposed to enjoy but to "get over with". Sad life

 

[Bloddrake]

would a heart really be tasty I would have thought it would be super tough and stringy

The biggest problem i would think eating such a big heart would be Iron Toxicity, as it is easy enough to develop symptoms from just eating to much deer and elk heart.

 

[N2O]

The tsukkomi from Blaze is getting a bit stale, ngl

Also I like the new knight, she looks cool

 

[Lyanhyrt]

I don't know what the story is trying to be anymore.