Slime Seijo - Ch. 36 - A Chance Meeting

[MangaDex]

 

[Valve]

A world where there is gods predicting the future, means free will is nonsense, but at least the cookies taste good right.

 

[Jayswing103]

It makes me wonder if Jelly being chosen as a saint wasn't because she herself was actually a saint, but would become the vessel of the person who was.

 

[le3]

A world where there is gods predicting the future, means free will is nonsense, but at least the cookies taste good right.

Go Jelly. Whip out your Humph Humph on that mystery man!

 

[Dekker]

A world where there is gods predicting the future, means free will is nonsense, but at least the cookies taste good right.

It doesn't read like predetermnation, more like a incredibly vague job description.

Get powers from goddess, use powers to defeat evil and feed people. One person gets to be fav, but heads up that could piss other people off.

Also chief slime spotted on page 21!


Thanks for the double chapter!

 

[Ashez42]

I gotta say, the hero is good at his job

 

[Pirangunter21]

So im guessing the wizard is lumir or the cult

 

[maeribaeri]

There's so much of relevance happening in this chapter!
Jelly actually made a lot of progress in understanding and empathizing with humans by now (that part about not wanting to see Celestria means that she actually is much more knowledgeable about human emotions now than just very recently).
Then there's the fact that this book was absolutely just teleported in there by the goddess herself, so Celestria having had it at a young age actually is quite interesting.
And of course the "village chief" of the slimes seemingly being a special type of monster is very intriguing as well.

 

[Heavenstar]

Yes.

 

[Mangamoz]

Yeah seeming more and more likely that the OG Jelly was always destined to become possessed by slime Jelly as determined by divine fate.

Makes me wonder if the merchant slime may also secretly be an agent of the goddess sent to guide her?

That or she IS the goddess in disguise?

 

[D0ncoming5torm]

I wonder. Could Leon possibly be something similar to Jelly and Lumir? Not really a slime, but another monster that was able to take over a human corpse. Can't really base this theory on anything, just a wild guess. But I think it would be interesting.

 

[BayuAH]

Is that really a mole, though? More like a mole that enhanced with dark magic.

Thank you for the double update!

 

[Madologist]

Oh hey, Skeletor is back.
Wonder if he will get away again for a next time?

 

[Lazytyke]

I wonder. Could Leon possibly be something similar to Jelly and Lumir? Not really a slime, but another monster that was able to take over a human corpse. Can't really base this theory on anything, just a wild guess. But I think it would be interesting.

If we follow that logic, the fact Leon is famous for killing a dragon might be sus. What if Leon didn't kill a dragon and instead he was the dragon.

 

[Siff]

Good to see everyone is indulging in reading nowadays!

 

[jackjack9]

Think Jelly will talk to the goddess real soon?

 

[7goat]

Toruscans, your use of language and typesetting is so immaculate that I've often caught myself thinking I was reading an official scan. Thank you for providing us with such amazing scanlation service.

Also chief slime spotted on page 21!

And of course the "village chief" of the slimes seemingly being a special type of monster is very intriguing as well.

It's foreshadowing, our venerated Saint Jelly will neg diff the Umbra Mole in one page and the mysterious hooded attacker will summon Chief Slime next.

 

[StormSen]

There's so much of relevance happening in this chapter!
Jelly actually made a lot of progress in understanding and empathizing with humans by now (that part about not wanting to see Celestria means that she actually is much more knowledgeable about human emotions now than just very recently).

That's more 'having human emotions' rather than 'knowing human emotions'. Though TBF, slimes might already have had empathy between themselves.

Then there's the fact that this book was absolutely just teleported in there by the goddess herself, so Celestria having had it at a young age actually is quite interesting.

Hmmm...

And of course the "village chief" of the slimes seemingly being a special type of monster is very intriguing as well.

My thought was that the book was a Monster Encyclopedia, and they just picked chief slime as an example of slime. But yeah, maybe an evolved slime.

 

[7goat]

edit: I made an oopsie and now I can't delete this comment because the site won't let me

 

[StormSen]

Trope of having eyes closed -> Nun slams into Jelly and injures herself because she has her eyes closed. LOL.

Why is the church's understanding of 'Revelation' so self-serving of the kingdom? Sounds sus. Same church that made no intervention towards original Jelly. Did they not know how bad she was? Or did they know, but still not do anything?

All that wild goose chase to find the book, and we still haven't learned anything new from it. Would have been nice if Jelly read a few more pages. Also, if the goddess is managing the book, why did Celestria lose it?

I'm guessing that goddess's ability to interfere in the world is very limited. Likely has competing/opposed gods. (Perhaps previous Jelly (inadvertently?) became a follower of an evil god?