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Why would he, after becoming his own man? It was only after leaving that he discovered his real potential, so it would be counterproductive to return. Not to mention it wouldn't be the same as before, anyway.

"Should I trust a person one more time? NO. Let's try putting my trust on her first." Mmkay. Whatever are you trying to say there, buddy?

I bet it was those two-bit villains in the tacky Halloween castle that damaged the barrier. After all, it would allow their saintess to contribute and gain attention more than before.

She wouldn't be wrong, though. Isidor really seems to love himself a whole lot. He couldn't even make the report on himself more believable by inserting anything not outright explicitly positive. He wrote it to be nothing but high praise from the beginning till the end, despite being an...

I really hope it was not their own place. If they had just secured a random location to have their clandestine meeting, it would still be okay, but if they really think such a goofy place will make them look more powerful, it's hard to take them seriously.

50 meters isn't an unreasonable range for a shotgun. Muriel wasn't doing anything particularly strange.

They are indeed rude and arrogant knife ears, but you are forgetting one important detail: They aren't talking only for themselves, they are the leaders of their people. One wrong decision from them, and their people perish. So, even if individually they would like to accept gambles, in their...

Fortunately the MC has never been betrayed or lied to in his life, so he would have no reason to doubt anyone's words and thus make his own decisions. No, wait, he actually lost his life when he was betrayed in the worst way possible. He's truly a special person to still sport so much faith and...

The first time I've thought Debora acted like a fool, betting against Isidora. It's not like she was planning to make a fortune by betting, thus winning or losing wouldn't be the highest priority, so what's the point of going against the one who has been helping her constantly of late? She even...

A sports drink allowed a noname to beat the favourite.

Don't you dare bet on Diera.

Sorry, Arin, but I prefer my ergonomic Fiskars scissors, without any extra decorations that would just get in the way. But you do you.

It's interesting the original novel FMC has played such a tiny role, especially of late. She wasn't even shown after she lost the valedictorian vote. In the past we would have at least seen her witch of a maid complain about it, with Mia being uncomfortable listening to it and sorry about...

Arc will ask for a second dragon breath because he's still feeling a little bit of chill in his bones.

Nobody's going to visit the store to buy a takeaway coffee if they need to stand in a queue for 30 minutes. Of couse someone might go in for something else and then finally leave with the coffee cup, in which case a long line wouldn't necessary matter. That latter option doesn't sound like the...

I remember someone wondering, years ago, if the patent is eternal and how such a thing would impact the society. But since it only lasts 15 years, it won't have much of an impact, in the end. Of course by now neighbouring countries would have copied the equations and over there everybody would...

The princess is a funny character. When we first saw her, she seemed to be all serious and all business, but then it turned out she's actually harmless and likes to hug Debora every chance she gets. Not to mention she even finds it hilarious how people give way to Debora, afraid of her.

She should be able to get some notable persons to attend the opening of the cafe, such as Isidor and the princess. They would draw in a throng.

I don't remember Cid recalling this dragon, or the fight against it, in the main series, so it won't probably be much of an opponent for him. If it was even remotely challenging (nothing has been so far), he would certainly remember it and compare later ones to it.

Delta hasn't really changed at all. She's still a doggo in the main series, going wherever her nose takes her.