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Este capitulo estuvo tierno, estaría re preocupado si de repente tuviera que criar una hija que me dejaron, me pondría a buscar todo lo posible sobre desarrollo de los niños y ver si ya tiene o no que ir a la escuela. En su caso particular me preocuparía la xenofobia y el acoso por parte de los...

It makes sense to do an on-site inspection, the plaintiff's side wasn't allowed to inspect the factory nor take a look at the documents because the company claimed it would disclose trade secrets, but on that data depends the veredict of the judge, and even though the defendant claims the number...

I don't believe the super prosecutor Park Chul-Woo can be killed by a truck, we already saw him bending a gun and ripping off a cars door. The truck would need to explode to send him to the hospital.

So here's where all the filth was piling up.

At least it seems she is not too prideful to take an opportunity that is thrown at her feet.

Man, the chief is so tall in those last panels, his head pops through the door frame's window.

Super prosecutor attacks again, other than getting up after being buried in cabage boxes he ripped a car door from it's hinges with an arm.

I mean, remember when he punched a solid wall and left a crater? Or when he caught up to a parkour stalker? Or when he beat up a whole gang off camera? This is the super prosecutor, I think he can deal with them.

This wittness deserves an award, he came in clutch when the case was going astray.

If this is a deal the judge made with her, then it's an amazing deal. I don't think the other judge is corrupt yet, he just has connections and a past.

Neat, in movies when the defendant lawyer is plotting to disadvantage the person they are representing it boils my blood, but they served the case to him on a silver platter and he couldn't openly reject the evidence that favored his client or it would look really suspicious.

Judges don't usually crack at cases, the prosecutors do, or even the defendants, the judges mainly see the information from an impartial point of view and decides on the veredict if there isn't a binding jury.

I didn't know there where cases based on hunches, seems a bit like a waste of resources of the judiciary system, and also a drain on whoever gets put to trial purely based on a hunch.

"Ten or more middle class magicians" meaning 10 minutes of Kaede charging a spell.

Even in ancient Greece "melons" was used to refer to a woman's boobs.

"How will we ever get across this sea of people!" "I think only the main street is crowded, let's take a side street" And then it actually works and they get to their destination quickly, quite anticlimatic. It's weird when real-life solutions to simple problems work in fantasy manga.

Hu, a protagonist being asked to be a hitman by a victim. Hard moral choice, but not so hard considering he felt no remorse for killing bandits, this is just a bandit without the tag.

Ideas on using magic: To climb a vertical wall keep pushing against the wall in a descending diagonal while pulling on an ascending diagonal, the horizontal forces get cancelled and you start ascending parallel to the wall. That is in case you can pull and not only push like Ria did to float...

I'm with Kaede, the atacks failing out of getting near him is just pitiful, it's like someone threw ninja needles at you and they broke against your body hair.

The coke thing is very weird to me, if they knew how to make charcoal then surely someone would have tried it with mineral coal. I could maybe understand tempering not being known in a small town when steel is a recent invention, but for a big town where they make charcoal on industrial levels...