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Yes, give him a big ol' smack on the lips.

What makes this chapter cute and that iPhone commercial with the video playback obnoxious was that the latter was just recording everything to show off later. This actually is more tasteful, showing a person via live feed what they're missing out on (as opposed to showing them long after the...

@DANDAN_THE_DANDAN I already knew the answer from the author (see my second spoilered post). @unauthorizedintruder My condolences. At least there was a contingency plan.

@NeverBlameMe They did send the 13 planned. Yao was gonna be the emergency freebie, but... [spoiler]It was too late for her.

I wonder if this deserves the Tragedy tag now...

@HYBRID_BEING I sent the question as-is, unless there was a specific detail I didn't catch.

@HYBRID_BEING I'll forward your question to the author. If I were to guess, since she lost her lower half, sending her to another world in that state would only leave her with enough body control for her upper half. Her legs in the other world would've simply collapsed from "phantom limbs"...

Oh, I got an answer to @HYBRID_BEING 's question directly from the author: Spoilered for size:

@HYBRID_BEING I was about to say that the panel needs a sufficient striking force so that its embedded transport device can trigger properly... But I actually didn't find any such explanation in the previous chapters. That is a good question. Hopefully someone will ask the author.

@HYBRID_BEING It was an emergency move to save her by sending her with the others.

@unknownids >lol wut, taking advantage? they both want to spend time with each other. theyre both using the miracle. Okay, I admit advantage wasn't the right phrase. "Taking for granted" was the phrase that came to mind. >if she wanted him to move on, she wouldn't have shown up at his door...

@unknownids Is it the co-worker's fault that the dad is taking advantage of the reunion miracle and forgetting to be discreet? He is clinging to the chance that said miracle will last forever, and especially to the chance that his former wife will always be prioritizing him. And even now, he...

@Victormg Watch, it's gonna be an invention of that world's so-called religious authorities because there really is a connection between twins and chantless magic and they'd rather not want to change the standards of their warfare.

@deerafl Oh, so the concept of "Sword Sorcerers" are that common in the current Japanese market? Color me surprised. That doesn't resolve my gripe about the phrase "Countless Swords' Sorcerer" being obnoxious lingo.

I actually liked this chapter, if only because I'm expecting the plot twist to reveal a connection between MC's sword manipulation and the twin taboo.

After reading the synopsis, it made me wonder why the author couldn't simplify the title to just "The Sword Sorcerer". "Countless Swords" as a phrase is already a mouthful to say (which makes "Countless Swords Sorcerer" even more obnoxious as lingo in that regard), and sword-manipulation magic...

If that interview was live, Juno just painted a giant target on her back. I'm expecting repercussions sometime within the next few chapters.

>Smithee making all those hats Wizards: no sense of right or wrong. Thanks for the chapter.

@cptcourage Yeah, I'm surprised he didn't need the school's OK to work in place of class, especially since he's working all 7 days. He better have a damn good reason for Sensei to get off his case.

>Adventures >plural Have I been lied to?