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With how he drew a line through the main island, not the westward one (Ireland-equivalent), I think they're supposed to be Scots.

Well dang, sad to see this wiped off the site. At least this made me aware that there's an official TL that can be found elsewhere, which has ch40 at least. I guess it sounds like Silas did up to 52 here, but I only saw up to like 40.1 or whatever last night, oh well.

I'm a bit confused at him acting as if they're returning customers, doesn't dispelling a curse typically mean dispelling the curse on the item, not the effect of the curse on the person? Because as soon as Gaile's party gets off this ship, they're gonna have to dispel the ship's curse to do so...

It did seem a bit goofy to me that they were so unwilling to pick up the weapon (with even the party members talking about it being unusable). IIRC, Gaile himself isn't loaded up on curse resistance, he's just really good at making things that offset curse effects. So anyone should be able to...

So they know that he conquered 100 floors of a dungeon? Maybe I'm just misremembering, but I thought he just had hidden his identity + never said anything about how much of a dungeon he'd conquered so far.

I'm kinda surprised he just walked outta there, rather than having to make some weird tunnel via minecraft magic to get through a wall or something.

Huh, I had thought that Hayoung was previously established as a girl, but this chapter calls them a guy a lot. And I don't even mean the "15F looking for moots" part, I thought before that Dokja had referred to them being a girl too.

FWIW, he said "real--", not "real body". The black magic the mage here was doing a few chapters back (ch 94) used human sacrifices, and with how he keeps talking about how that magic paired "soul and flesh", I assume that the corpses here are created from that ritual. So it would be Raoul's...

Which dude? You might be referring to Raoul's brother-in-law, who probably isn't here because he's not actually one of the mages in this group. He's just someone who helped them get the sacrifices for the zombie resurrection magic together. There was also another mage in their crew a while back...

Well, if demons are manifestations of fear, it makes sense that having hope is probably enough to manifest holy power in the right conditions.

Weren't they given a seal or whatever from the princess to give them royal authority? Seems a bit silly to have them going around registering at adventurers' guilds through normal means.

I assume he's just shy, tbh. The overused aspect of him being shy will be offset a bit with the little doll on his shoulder which seems considerably less shy (with the "no fighting, okay~" line), and with those two paired together he'll kind of end up as a tsundere type (just split across two...

Not quite what I expected, when I saw them talking about how they were small+cute I assumed the fairies were gonna show up and just be delinquents or something.

It feels a bit weird that they built a house for the guy when they're residing at the lake that is his actual body and where he's meant to sleep. Having an entire mansion for him just feels like yet another step away from what I felt like this manga would be like from its first chapter, oh well.

Yeah, when I said "at first" I was actually thinking about Hamlet, I had forgotten that the first play she saw was Hamlet (not Romeo + Juliet).

It's kind of funny that the MC views them as fungus, and then goes on to pulp them / turn them into fertilizer, which is one of the main functions of fungus in the ecosystem of a forest. So he's calling them fungus, but then he does the fungus thing.

At first I thought Serea was just not mentioning it, but it's kind of interesting how now she legitimately seems to not know Romeo + Juliet as a story from Earth.

Yeah, I was thinking along the lines of 20 years or so. Descendants seemed like it would've been more odd since the whole contractor bit of the plot would've just been tossed away then, with the contractor dying before actually doing anything contract-y (unless the contract was inherited by the...

I'm a little surprised it was just 3 years, tbh. When he said he was falling asleep, I assumed it'd be a much larger timeskip.

Neat detail to have the sage aware of the looping / hero's curse.