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I still kinda think Astrid would be better off if she actually had suppressed arms as well. I mean, it actually takes skill to pinpoint the shooter's position and quieter shot makes it even harder.

Wait. Ibuprofen is incompatible with serotonin reabsorption inhibitors to the point it can cause intestinal bleeding.

Just when the story was starting to feel a bit cliche, AN ABS DEMON!

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Wait, did he just use fucking optical cloaking?

Factory-restored erofu.

Goddess of the past is most likely Uld from Edda.

They're even doing the crucifixion wrong. I wonder what they plan.

@Ironi How would you look if you were inbred into invalidizing deformity?

@flannan some demons have this weakness too. Especially those depending on external life force.

pg. 5 hand-written text is "Since before you're saying whatever you please, aren't you?" with an obvious undertone of "you're saying far too much". @mindreave it's 「さっきから好きかって言って」

Shouldn't the robot maid have brought at least a part of funds from his treasury with her when she left the dungeon? I'm pretty sure it's her job to carry such items.

@Tamerlane both are legal to marry. The difference is that one is borderline and another is in a manic episode.

@Mothified BTW, where do you think the salaries for the servants go and where they come from? Especially since servants aren't the only employees in the system. And even in the capital not everything a noble buys comes from the exclusive shops (especially since those shops have a very limited...

@Mothified it probably would work that way in a bigger city, but our protagonist shops in a small frontier town. There are no exclusivity-crazy nobles here. And I highly suspect the dragon lady doesn't have time to get her own food.

@Mothified And the rich person he bought from (the dragon) bought from the local market because it's closer than the rich people. And the local market also bought from the local market, including small businesses. And one market actor's expenditures are others' revenues. Those revenues don't...

@Mothified actually, I have an answer to that. Redistribution of wealth taken from the rich (and let's face it, only the rich would choose to afford the services in the first place) prevents the accumulation of the funds in the hands of those who would never use it in their lifetime and returns...

@Mothified since his "protection" of the land is also a landlord's (king's, noble's etc.) duty. he has full right to collect taxes from said lands, so why not? There's a reason feudalism is so often compared to protection rackets.

@MyPaw I believe he did need to exact vengeance for two reasons: 1. He was risen by his grudge against those traitors. Failing to exact vengeance would be going against his very nature and would risk breaking the magic that makes him exist. 2. He still would need to destroy the kingdom because...

@isoujiX because the panacea he used had limited uses and he already has none left if I recall correctly.