Yakudatazu Skill ni Jinsei wo Sosogikomi 25-nen, Imasara Saikyou no Boukentan Midori Kashi no Akira - Vol. 10 Ch. 50

[MangaDex]

 

[Hikineet]

Thanks for the chapters.

 

[a1ntuw33bl3t]

thanks for the chapter, and an emotional one at that

 

[ShiitakeCat]

Thanks for finishing the arc!

 

[Nemo2342]

Oof, that was a rough arc indeed.

 

[UncleKaos]

 

[JaxunHero]

DAMN

 

[Belkin]

 

[Hauberk1800]

Thanks for the load. Good god that was fulfilling. I still love this manga ever since I discovered it. Like I love all the skill ise the strategy, how no one is OP and they truly have to work together. It's such a refreshing fantasy romp

 

[HiraOmnibus]

The  only cure to the kid's disease is for a blood relative to die, have a specific flower that grows in a highly dangerous desert decompose their bones, wait 2 years, and then make a medicine from it? I mean, ok fine, magic medicine and magic diseases or whatever but how did anybody even figure that out, and why wouldn't just cutting off an arm/leg and letting it decompose that not work?

 

[Hauberk1800]

The  only cure to the kid's disease is for a blood relative to die, have a specific flower that grows in a highly dangerous desert decompose their bones, wait 2 years, and then make a medicine from it? I mean, ok fine, magic medicine and magic diseases or whatever but how did anybody even figure that out, and why wouldn't just cutting off an arm/leg and letting it decompose that not work?

That's actually a really good point. No one probably thought of it cause they were in despair and didn't tell anyone else so couldn't get a different POV.

 

[PrivatePublic]

. . .real punch in the heart there. Living with survivor's guilt and being forced to watch the sacrifice be in vain. Trying to repeat the tragedy to save your child at the cost of putting your only other remaining family through the same thing.

Yeah, trapped in your own personal hell wanting to die beside your wife's grave starts making a sick, sad kind of sense.

 

[UncleBenny]

woooooooow what an amazing arc.

 

[Pexx]

The  only cure to the kid's disease is for a blood relative to die, have a specific flower that grows in a highly dangerous desert decompose their bones, wait 2 years, and then make a medicine from it? I mean, ok fine, magic medicine and magic diseases or whatever but how did anybody even figure that out, and why wouldn't just cutting off an arm/leg and letting it decompose that not work?

How did people discover that letting milk ferment in specific temperatures with specific bacteria create yogurt? Or that by crushing the specific pieces of grass, mixing it with water, and then throwing it in fire would create bread. People will discover the most obscure things with enough time, skill, and requirements. Add into the fact that the world is established as having people with specific abilities tailored directly to their "tree" and it is very possible that an alchemist or researcher or academic of some sort -- or just a very determined person in similar circumstances that tried just about everything -- stumbled upon those specific circumstances. I don't find it as mystifying that such a remedy was discovered. But the method is very, very tragic.

I had some reservations about this arc. My first thoughts were it was just a filler arc for all of the upgrades they keep getting, but the resolution occurring over the past few chapters really brought me around to it. It's very interesting seeing how these two families interact with their different dynamics and (mis)understandings. I do miss more of the pure fluffy antics of the cast, but it really does seem like the build up to something big is about to happen.

 

[YamiRi]

now I understand why the translators waited until this chapter and dropped mass updates
Wow what a heartwrenching story.. Even after all those foreshadowing, this conclusion is still unbelievable.
What a parent

 

[horsewithnoname]

That's actually a really good point. No one probably thought of it cause they were in despair and didn't tell anyone else so couldn't get a different POV.

It's a plant that needs to grow in a desert condition over two years, after all. Such a plant, if exists, would probably have to be effective at extracting nutrients from decaying organic matter, but it's long growth phase means that it would need to have a sizable amount of organic matter reserve to grow to its full.

In terms of evolution and ecosystem It makes sense considering the fauna in this desert is large-ish in size and a bird species similar to carrion is present, indicating dead bodies of aforementioned large creatures are easily accessible enough to warrant evolution of scavenger type animal, with a sizable population too. This also indicates in such desert condition, this is a vital nutrient source to have and how it makes sense plants that are endemic of the area would have similar adaptation.

In short, no - cutting off only your arm to let the flower grow might not help in this regard. If only restoration hero here awakened some years earlier they could have unlimited arms to make blue flower industrial farming even viable.

 

[Hauberk1800]

Also, random note, but I thought restoration was limited to monster inflicted damage. If Garudo was stabbed by his sister in law, then how did MC restore him or am I missing something? Like because there was SOME damage from a monster in recent time he can restore to a time before he got stabbed but had suffered some damage from the monster.

Ok nvm answered my own question

 

[horsewithnoname]

Also, random note, but I thought restoration was limited to monster inflicted damage. If Garudo was stabbed by his sister in law, then how did MC restore him or am I missing something? Like because there was SOME damage from a monster in recent time he can restore to a time before he got stabbed but had suffered some damage from the monster.

Ok nvm answered my own question

Oh yeah! I didnt thought of that. Though he also restored Euril obaasan's youth and no way the grandma with broom had been injured by monster in any recent time. I dont think the "monster" rule here must be in recent time then.

 

[Hauberk1800]

Oh yeah! I didnt thought of that. Though he also restored Euril obaasan's youth and no way the grandma with broom had been injured by monster in any recent time. I dont think the "monster" rule here must be in recent time then.

Yeah it's definitely not. Thinking back on main girl, forgetting names left and right here but they made a point to say it took him 10 years to max it and use it to save....Sora which was his original goal before Mu or Euril even existed as party members.

 

[nomadicengi]

I was barely able to understand what was going on due to the time this was last updated and a few grammar errors.

It is sad but also a massive big brain move by the deceased wife. Sadly, she didn't account for the off chance their plan turns into dust if her husband failed to retrieve what their child needed. There's no telling if the child is still there after another 2 years with how physically weak the kid already is. They were lucky that MC was able to come before her bones are gone and the grass is no more.