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Thanks for the translation. BTW, there is a bonus chapter in the collected volume. I hope it gets translated too.

I'm not blaming anything on anyone. I'm just wondering if it wouldn't have been better to kill Sara instead of going through all this crap. I don't know the answer, which is why I'm wondering. And don't get me wrong. I'm not asking to get an answer from you or anyone else here. I hope the story...

Natalia knew from the beginning that without the sword things would get ugly. She wanted to believe she could take care of things on her own because the alternative was to kill Sara. So there was a choice, even if that was a choice Natalia didn't want to consider. It's exactly because the...

Probably not, since the sword seems to be able to subdue the monsters without fighting. And what powers the sword is the faith of the people, not the mana of the user.

I wonder if the next volume will keep focusing on Serana or move on to other characters...

We're going in circles. I already said that I understand all that. But the fact is tons of people are dying and killing Sara to get the sword back might have prevented it. There's no denying that. About the kingdom's fate.... we'll see what happens, but right now things are looking pretty grim...

Of course I understand all that. But the fact is tons of people are dying, and killing Sara to get the sword back might have prevented it. Not that it matters right now. At this point her kingdom is probably beyond salvation.

At this rate the kingdom is gonna get fucked beyond recognition and tons of people are gonna die. Maybe Natalia should have killed Sara to get the sword back after all. As a yuri fan it's not what I want. But it might have been the best option considering all the people dying left and right.

I really don't understand why the brother gave the sword to Sara. I get that he wanted Sara to take care of Natalia but that's a separate issue. The fact is, without the sword Natalia can't protect her kingdom or even herself. Didn't he think about that?

Not a fan of shitty love triangles.

To start with, Sara has no reason to trust him. There's no guarantee the sword won't be needed. But even if he was right about that (which he's not) she still does have a point that she shouldn't have the sword. It's not just religious zealotry, it's a fact that she got the sword by mistake. I...

Sara didn't want to kill herself. She just wanted to give up the sword. It just so happens that doing so would kill her. But it's not like killing herself was her goal. She just knows the sword doesn't belong to her and could be extremity dangerous if the princess doesn't have it. Those are good...

It's totally relevant. It's build up. First the monster, then the warning, then the bro saying nothing has happened in a long time (obvious red flag). It's fucking build up, it's all leading to the obvious. Anyway, I don't even know what we're arguing about anymore. You want to believe the...

Like I said, even if we never saw a monster, we would be able to tell the difference because we know normal wolves. Besides, there's the elephant in the room that you keep avoiding, the warning of the water princess. The author wouldn't have added that warning for nothing. Just like the water...

I'm pretty sure any random person could tell the difference between a normal wolf and a monster even if we never saw a monster before because we do know normal wolves so we can tell the difference. For the people of this kingdom it must be even easier to tell because they must have seen actual...

Why wouldn't they? The only reason the monsters usually don't attack is because of the barrier, but there's no reason the people don't know about them. More importantly, they literally called it a "dire wolf", so they know what it is. Besides, there's also the warning of the water princess...

They knew it's a "dire wolf" and a monster. They know what it is. And the foreshadowing is the water princess warning Natalia that her kingdom is gonna be in great danger without the sword. Anyway, you're free to think what you will. But something big and ugly is gonna happen. I've no doubt...

Her bro has been dead for a while and never fought any monster anyway, as he said. He's convinced things are gonna keep going that way, but he's wrong. Not only a monster wolf already attacked, but the princess of the water kingdom also warned Natalia of the danger of not having the sword. This...

No, it's the other way around. The bro was wrong. That's the point.

Spare me the mental gymnastics. It's a monster. Period.