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How/why is he here? Surely the poison group and sounds group is not targeting the same town/city?

The bear who lived

Bro literally written for himself a plot armor.

So, it's monster hardware with the girl's dad software & appearance?

I mean, he did ask to "split laser" so maybe laser shotgun?

Surely the translation team have a proofreader who can tell what "soup" suppose to be?

If I didn't see that there are more chapters, I would have thought that it's a season end or ax with how the end look.

Aside from Asian myth, there also the trope of small/fast characters using huge weapons, & majority of bunny girl in media & hammer fit this trope.

Asking those initial trick questions would have make me even more on guard, if anything. Without the hindsight/different perspective, my dumbass might spot the flirt, but would think it was an attempt to tease that I'm not longer paying attention to the road.

The shading on the pages where the giant snake use breath is so hard to see with those shading. Pity too, since the way they angle & panel it clearly show that they want to showcase that scene.

Tall wall is fine, problem I see is the tall wall is too close to the tall building. There are practically no space in between. Any of the lab exploded & they will just be trap between thick wall.

Oh wow, teaching mage kid how to forge documents with magic. Probably a one time thing, but would be hilarious if it come back later in the plot.

Hope those bunker they mentioned before can take that.:lul:

You would think he realizes that something was off about that blood ritual "employees contract".

Slightly disappointed that he didn't kick the spear and turn it into a rail gun.

A Void mantis assassin that: evolves by "consume & adapt" detect "isolate" target void claw, leap, cloaking Kha'zix?

Huh, given they survived the previous atk for the dragon to come back, you would think they would 1) smart enough to run, 2) already seen the dragon to the point that it kinda useless to video it again.

Unless that bell have a self-destructive button like some cartoon villains, surely first thing one would think would be "my biggest weapon is gone, how to I escape/salvage" and not "bring me the person who is strong enough to destroy my trump card".

Even with the enchantment gone, it's still fantasy metal. Feel like some companies R&D department will still find them useful, especially if residue of the effects still remains.

My guess is that while Excalibur is seen as holy sword with all the round table buff, balmung is considered demonic & debuff heavy?