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Not only he has pretty decent skills himself with his own weapons, but he also has the best weapons reserved for himself, since he noticed he doesn't want to make blades that slice mountains for random folks. He also has got allies: happy customers and others, which always makes things a lot...

So, you'd do your best if someone forced you to work for them? Or if you wanted someone to work for you, your first thought would be to force them to work for you? If your answer to either of these questions is "no", then don't assume others would automatically do it, either. In real distant...

Indeed. She has a bad personal history behind her, having been captured by a slaver as a child. Afterwards, she was passed around, escaped, and started from nothing, so it makes sense she has a distrustful and asocial personality. She probably also hates all of these countries as a whole...

That council of sages should be renamed to the council of politicians. It sounds like they fit the description.

Uhhuh. So, he's so good that royalty would specifically want weapons from him, but if he refuses, the royals would drive him out of the country, to make some neighbouring country more powerful? I don't think so. There are also different ways to refuse. Such as telling that every single weapon...

He can just refuse a mass production order if he wants to.

In the past, I've seen some put a different language not everyone speaks within brackets or other symbols, such as <This is not understood by everyone>. But a different font works as well. Some might consider a different font not as glaring, I suppose.

I can't say Palle would still be my favourite character, even if he did get a little bit over his arrogance and ego. It would be for the best if he and Falma didn't live in the same city. Who knows how much of Palle's nasty attitude was due to his impending doom, which he realised, but it can't...

The story is doing good work keeping Lelei's fate hidden.

Alas, they aren't fated to become a couple.

Considering the series started with plenty of death, it makes sense there will be more, especially since the number of survivors gives some leeway for the author to kill them in a meaningful manner, like this. It doesn't happen in every series, but I'd say it's a better decision to make it...

I'm not a model builder, but I've been crawling on the floor, looking for tiny screws, springs, and such when fixing devices. The frustration is real.

He's working for Justus the same way a double agent is working for the apparent party. All the info he uncovers, he may send to the Sumeragi, if relevant. Later he can use that information to help Liner's party to defeat Justus and is plans. Not to mention the kingdom would hunt him down and...

Is Justus under an impression Harold has been using the evil sword a lot? Perhaps Justus has no idea how strong Harold is and imagines Harold has pulled off all the difficult missions by relying on the sword eating the user's lifespan. While Harold has used the sword a little bit, he has always...

There's definitely some magic involved in making them disappear.

That's not of huge help to Miranda, though. The chapter didn't explain what she did, not even if she created a new system or standardised whatever they had. If she went for something similar to ours, I'd guess she needed to approximate the metre. Maybe if they already had a foot (somewhat...

Let's hope so. It would be a lot easier for future generations than just standardising the whatever traditional system they currently have. Standardising a traditional one might be welcomed by current artisans & businesses, who wouldn't really need to get used to anything new. They would just...

Actually since a couple of years ago, it was lowered from 20 to 18, so it would be the same as in the West. A thing like this wouldn't be just ink on paper since it would automatically reflect changing attitudes or the desire to change attitudes. Otherwise it wouldn't have happened. Young people...

His priority is Shinzo Abe's nightmare. He obviously likes her, yet he never truly considers any other options than leaving her behind for good. Little kids automatically follow their parens, but he's not a little kid anymore. He's a high school student. Lots of high school age students move out...

It certainly hurts. But strangely enough rather than the pain, all I could think about was the tetanus vaccination, even though I was elementary school age back then. I guess I must have heard/read such horror stories about tetanus earlier that I was too busy being afraid of the infection to...