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For the big political picture, sure. I admit though, my main focus was to see the Empress and her side of the family get burned. :pacman:

Why piracy and aggregators will never actually go away.

This is gonna be such a kick in the nads of Angenas. The potential loss of the house patriarch, or worse, him surviving and oweing Lombardi if they happen to rescue him. Then the investigation determining the cause of the landslide was the clearcutting of the forest for lumber, and tracking...

ROFLstomped over and over, then incinerated by 3 heads... Quite so!

The dialogue in these past two chapters are far rougher than Reset-Scans previous releases. :(

"Going to break"? I'd say he's already broken. He's running away from reality as is, thoroughly convinced of his own invincibility.

Thank you Eestri!

This crest is "for everyone". Sooo....One For All? ducks I'll see myself out.

Shook my head when Tsurugi turned to leave, like he was letting him go for old times' sakes. But when Goryuu did that final attempt, I'm glad he saw it through and finished the job.

Because in the current situation, all she knows is how powerful he is. She doesn't know if he'll be a permanent friend, or if he'll somehow change his mind and use his power to destroy everything, and/or take over the world. Which is similar to the line of thinking of the people in the other...

So many errors...par for the course for this group, but it doesn't make me want to give them any more support than encouraging them to fix their quality control.

Manga adaptation of the story so far, translation aside, seems like a mediocre time-waster for now. But if it lasted for 150 chapters, let's see how it shapes up.

Knowing stories like these...they're holding a conference on a deserted island in a world where monsters exist, so there will probably be some big bad out there which will disrupt the conference. Since they already took down a Leviathan, maybe this time...a Kraken? In addition to Hyme likely...

On the other hand, they're also at the furthest outpost in a state of war with another country. Anything can happen. And if he and his supporters are the only ones left to say so, who would be the wiser? From the description on the index page, that's precisely what they will, and are...

I see. Since I only read the manga, I never would have come across this. I did a speed reread, but still didn't come across anything like this; just the names of Isuka and Fio, and that Ariamel was worried about their choice to become adventurers. I may have to go over it again to be sure.

Readers on the market are attracted more to the shonen stuff, with adventure and battle themes. E.G., Fairy Tail, One Piece, My Hero Academia, etc. This kind of title feels borderline seinen, and those same readers will be dismissive of something they think is unnecessarily edgy in their eyes...

I'll have to reread, then. I remember Grey is training Isuka and Fio to survive as adventurers, but don't remember that part about Ariamel.

Circe was also using their fear of her magic as a weapon to intimidate, and make them hesitate. No such advantage with Ginko.

Low-grade Church Knights as a search party...Ariamel must be some Saintess candidate or something, or that Bishop's family who ran away from home. Daughter or granddaughter? Maybe both family member and Saintess.

Perhaps I misunderstood, but it seemed like the dialogue couldn't decide what rank Eva's father was. In one instance, she referred to him as a Count, in the following instance Reiji refers to him in his thoughts as a Duke. (pages 10, 13)