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It's like not buying a car because you are afraid you will crash one day. Certainly a valid worry, but if you need a car for moving around, it's just something you have to live with.

40° fever sounds about as bad as Cain's suffering when he's missing Diana.

Dude's dense, but at least he did the right thing in the end. That being said, it's not like he would be an adult with lots of life experience, so such mistakes are natural.

In that group, the support would need to be able to defend themselves at least for a moment. Like you said, nobody in the group was going to truly look after the others. Athena had her head full of dreaming big, Daru was only in to observe Athena, and finally Mirialia was happy to get rid of...

I haven't read the source material, so I can't really say it would be meaningful here. I can only comment on what I see in the manga. It was only after Est left that Daru began to integrate with the group, probably because the group degenerated, instead of making progress, due to missing Est's...

Interesting development, to say the least. I'm not sure if I want this to go all smoothly or somehow go wrong, but still produce good results in the end.

Not that one. Iris wants foremost information and skills to be a magic artisan.

So, you are saying poor people are irresponsible? That's pretty harsh.

Groomer, groomer, groomer, groomer. That's all you can say. Daru was a drunkard wasting his life away before Athena approached him and got him back into shape, which took a good long while. If someone's a groomer in this series, it's Athena. If she hadn't talked to him, he would have barely...

It's definitely Hayato's popular period in life.

Since nobility does play such a strong role in this story, I wonder if the B rank exam specifically tests the ability to cooperate with nobles and bend to their requests and demands. If that was the case, it would mean the adventurers' guild indeed would be a tool for the nobles, to a certain...

Kana spending her summer vacation in the library? Even without seeing the note of this being a work of fiction above the panel, that certainly couldn't be anything but fictional.

It really wouldn't take a master spy to find out Cain is not the only child. In fact, I bet the prince could find it out easily enough. They should have that much basic information available about neighbouring countries' important noble families.

Better not tell anything about Mina. The king would love to make her a military asset if he knew she can boost mages' magic power. The king doesn't seem to be a rotten one, but like he said himself, he's foremost a king, above anything else.

It was a true gentleman's choice to save this particular vampire.

I did ponder in a comment of an earlier chapter that it could be worth it for the royal family. Pretty much nobody can pull off the extra heal in that kingdom. That's why a princess remained blind and scarred. If the royal family "captured" that extraordinary healer through marriage, he would...

I suppose when a mosquito gets that big, the sound it makes when flying won't anymore be as infuriating.

Alicia has a long road ahead of her. And the start isn't very strong.

Nice boat.

Isekai genre isn't known for innovation. Copy-pasta is the name of the game. The Japanese audience expects orcs to be rape machines, so the authors will deliver.