Yondome wa Iyana Shizokusei Majutsushi - Vol. 14 Ch. 66 - The Frontier Village, Once Again

[AMicrowave]

One problem though, they were not ordered to do this. They just chose to, due to the fear of being considered useless, even though there was no proof of it.

i need the sauce of your profile pic

 

[ismaelh]

Soldiers: we have reservations about killing people. It seems wrong

captain: you can rape them too

soldiers: oh hell yeah!


yeah, they probably deserved to die. I wonder if van will tell people about the priest being involved

This part was so dumb. They were having a moral dilemma between knighthood values and banditry, then heard "you can rape" and started cheering.

You are already giving us cartoonish villains, at least keep them consistent.

 

[Nemo2342]

They lasted a whopping 5 pages

Finding out is happening a lot faster these days.

 

[le3]

That secret vampire baddie's name has kaka in it

Almost all evil god have wacky name, I wonder where the author pull it out.

 

[naphack]

Can we return the focus to Origin already? I wanna see the carnage that unfolds after the group of self designated heroes learn that they can easily kill one another.

 

[Snailman32]

At what point do you cross the line from "pretending to be bandits" to just straight up "being bandits"

 

[MikaJinya]

If that vampire putz think he can kill Vandalieu, he are surely mistaken. Good job for striking the garbage, buddy boy.

 

[_idiot]

i need the sauce of your profile pic

Reverse image searching led me to Hitomi-chan wa Hitomishiri, and I found it on chapter 135, page 8:
https://mangadex.org/chapter/b72d37bf-5797-449d-8bf1-3d628e3fb896/8

 

[jonsmth]

This part was so dumb. They were having a moral dilemma between knighthood values and banditry, then heard "you can rape" and started cheering.

You are already giving us cartoonish villains, at least keep them consistent.

Some people don't have their own morals - they just follow authority even if that authority is "knighthood". Not everyone thinks things through enough; philosophy is not everyone's occupation. The mere idea of "As long as noone is looking" is often enough to make them change their minds, which is usually the case if you don't believe in an omniscient being watching your every action, and would punish you to eternal damnation after death for having sinned.

Also, the promise of poontang is very tempting.

 

[AnonymousContributor]

Damn I can't believe the bandit said "PLEASE VISIT MANGASUSHI.ORG TO SUPPORT US"

Stop the fucking plugs IN THE DAMN CHAPTER YOU SCUM. At least the economy is apparently better since there isnt any economy downfall bs

 

[AnonymousContributor]

It's a medieval fantasy world. If your superiors order you to rob, rape, and murder innocent people, refusing those direct orders can get you fired or even executed by your superiors.

You know that is the case in the real world way after the medieval period like in Nazi Germany right? Just following orders is a dogshit excuse.

 

[Pilomotor]

You know that is the case in the real world way after the medieval period like in Nazi Germany right? Just following orders is a dogshit excuse.

It's a false-flag operation where knights "pretend" to be bandits, which is to say, do genuine bandit crimes without letting anyone realize they're knights. Any knight in the group who refuses to go along with it will be seen as an untrustworthy liability by the others, and would probably be silenced accordingly. That's just how it is for whistleblowers. Even nowadays, in countries with legal protection for whistleblowers, if you're going against your entire group rather than just one rulebreaker, you can expect harsh retaliation that derails your entire career, and the closest modern analog to what's depicted in the manga would probably be a single good cop in an otherwise corrupt police force, which can easily get the good cop killed.

 

[CountryMage]

It's a false-flag operation where knights "pretend" to be bandits, which is to say, do genuine bandit crimes without letting anyone realize they're knights. Any knight in the group who refuses to go along with it will be seen as an untrustworthy liability by the others, and would probably be silenced accordingly. That's just how it is for whistleblowers. Even nowadays, in countries with legal protection for whistleblowers, if you're going against your entire group rather than just one rulebreaker, you can expect harsh retaliation that derails your entire career, and the closest modern analog to what's depicted in the manga would probably be a single good cop in an otherwise corrupt police force, which can easily get the good cop killed.

Even against a single rule breaker, the company is gonna do the math of which costs more, the scandal your whistleblowing will bring, or the damages of the person you're reporting.

Edit: basically whether it's cheaper to fix the problem or cover it up

 

[Shevar]

thanks you for chapters

 

[Zethuron]

Relatively quick and easy crushing of them, they deserved it anyways.