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The plot of this story is kind of like "Hero? I Quit a Long Time Ago". In "Hero?", MC is secretly a hero so famous and powerful that he literally slayed gods and has a global fanbase that reveres him like a god. For various reasons, he "retired" from that life, only to return to hero work 10...

The way you guys all feel about this arc's plot is the SAME way that our MC himself feels about it: bored, annoyed, and exasperated at how cliche it all is. @Arcverson You're right in that the author's intent probably isn't a revenge-gasm like Shield Hero. We readers as well as MC himself know...

@RyuOdjin Maybe, the stress of human contact causes "capture myopathy" (the sheer stress results in critical muscle failure and ultimately death). https://wildinstincts.wordpress.com/2012/09/09/capture-myopathy/ Capture myopathy is a real thing that occurs in animals like deers, which is why...

This whole arc is the equivalent of an endgame, maxed out character going back to do sidequests. The optional challenge boss is supposed to be pretty challenging, but MC is kinda just curbstomping with his raw stats and passives alone.

@Arcverson Self-proclaimed fox god delighted in making people “despair”. MC is deliberately taking his time so that Fox guy falls into despair

@Hadski The kiddo seems to be a bit too busy exploring a town of another world for the first time. It's possible that he wasn't thinking as deeply about what was happening. (Heck, I didn't even consider that the witch might have detected his power. The manga doesn't explicitly indicate that...

The mom rambling about Yang Kai was in the novel too. Poor bastards had to sit/stand there and listen to her for like an hour or more. LMAO

@Hadski He's newly reborn, in a poor orphanage where they probably don't have proper knowledge on magic training, and his abilities are something only he knows about. Any magical knowledge he has is based on his own deductions and whatever the system told him. How would he know that magic power...

Most "dream" demons (like succubi) appeal to people's adult desires, loneliness, and self-esteem, but Clara appeals with simple material things (the things children would desire), friendship, and the opportunity to screw around and "be a kid" again. Heck, her design is the most wacky and...

They're like imaginary friends or Peter Pan. Living representations of escapism, youthful innocence, fun, and a never-ending childhood.

The Valacs are dream demons specializing in childhood dreams and innocence. Their ability is meant to fulfill the innocent, material desires of children. Iruma never had a proper childhood, so he is the most vulnerable (and thus the person who gets along with Clara the most).

One hell of a bluff.

So, he knew this particular phoenix and/or its previous incarnations? (Depending on the interpretation, phoenixes have lifespans of 500 years, after which they are reborn from the flames of their own ashes.) Neet.

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Hypocritical demons; breaking laws, trespassing borders, kidnapping important people, and then accusing the other side of trespassing when they obviously come to take their kidnapped person back. That's just scummy. Sora-chan, do me a favor and give that @#$! a good one for me.

They might not be the smartest (given that they're villagers), but I imagine at least one person will at least realize that something is very wrong when the ENTIRE village's crops all simultaneously begin to wither and be eaten away by bugs. I hope the manga shows us their reaction...

@sjmcc13 You've got a point. The mistreatment is pretty obvious in the beginning, though the manga doesn't exactly indicate how long that mistreatment was for. Given the "fallen noble lineage" context, it becomes more clear that the situation is a Cinderella-esque, "she's prettier/nobler, so...

I suppose burying them all alive is alot more efficient than having to kill each and every one.

Back in that arc when that psychic clan guy tried to artificially become "god" and Zero hit him so hard he reincarnated (or something like that), he showed that guy a brief glimpse of every enemy he's ever fought. I'm pretty sure that the demon girl was shown in the far back, and Zero refused to...