Hachinan tte, Sore wa Nai deshou! - Ch. 112 - A Presumed Victory, Yet the Conflict Continues

[MangaDex]

 

[razorshaleh]

Erwin became a slave love carla

thank you for translation

 

[ciera]

Thanks for the chapter

 

[lesseffective]

In a strange way, the story has managed to properly instill in the reader what a conflict that drags on and on does to one's mental state and just wanting it to be over...

 

[Eliminateur]

man the arc is really dragging with nothing of interest happening...

In a strange way, the story has managed to properly instill in the reader what a conflict that drags on and on does to one's mental state and just wanting it to be over...

just like the conficlt drags on... this arc has too and we're tired of it, it needs to spends much less pages in filler

 

[Kaarme]

In a strange way, the story has managed to properly instill in the reader what a conflict that drags on and on does to one's mental state and just wanting it to be over...

It's pretty realistic it's dragging on with that killing is forbidden rule from the royal house. In a traditional war, House Baumeister would have ended this conflict in a single day, with overwhelming power. But since this is just theater and jousts, even the side with negligible power can keep pretending they are still fully in the fight.

 

[Miserys_End]

It's pretty realistic it's dragging on with that killing is forbidden rule from the royal house. In a traditional war, House Baumeister would have ended this conflict in a single day, with overwhelming power. But since this is just theater and jousts, even the side with negligible power can keep pretending they are still fully in the fight.

@lesseffective @Eliminateur

NGL think this should have been over within days of them taking the other side's mages during the duels. The Marquess should have walked his troops accrossed the field while Wend popped into their backlines and captured the leadership like he did the soldiers at the mining camp.

I won't deny this author has a story to tell, and does an ok job of it, but they tend to take a long winded approach that wears out the reader. But even a semicompetent military commander could have ended this stand off long ago when the disparities between their militaries is this vast.

 

[Wolvenworks]

In a strange way, the story has managed to properly instill in the reader what a conflict that drags on and on does to one's mental state and just wanting it to be over...

Everyone wants a quick win. It’s instant gratification. All the dopamines.

It's pretty realistic it's dragging on with that killing is forbidden rule from the royal house. In a traditional war, House Baumeister would have ended this conflict in a single day, with overwhelming power. But since this is just theater and jousts, even the side with negligible power can keep pretending they are still fully in the fight.

It’s internal bickering, so the empire strictly limits the conflict to limit casualties and destruction. Rampant death and destruction would not benefit anyone, and it’s not like it’s a civil war/rebellion. It’s just 2 noble camps havin a good scrum.

 

[Belkin]

Ln readers, is this girl actually scary?

 

[chickenstalker]

Isekai Board Meetings

 

[Miserys_End]

Everyone wants a quick win. It’s instant gratification. All the dopamines.

It’s internal bickering, so the empire strictly limits the conflict to limit casualties and destruction. Rampant death and destruction would not benefit anyone, and it’s not like it’s a civil war/rebellion. It’s just 2 noble camps havin a good scrum.

Except it's not even a scrum anymore. Wend's side did their due diligence and spent the last month capturing squad after squad of mercs, soldiers, and knights. While the Marquis's sons have been squabbling like toddlers over who would be the hier once their father passes.

However as this isnt Margrave Breithild's first conflict with these people, he should have moved much sooner then this. Soon as they were sufficiently weakened, he should have moved in, forced a surrender, and then marched on the House's manor to demand an explanation for the brothers's cowardice and mishandling of the entire conflict.