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She appeared in chapter 98

See chapter 59

The Japanese word used is 首長竜 = long neck dinosaur (lit. dragon), which is the Japanese scientific term for Plesiosauria. As the a Japanese Wikipedia states that it shouldn’t be used for Sauropoda (like Brachiosaurus) it also means that it is a common mistake and colloquially used for those.

Also this means that you can’t raise your base max level if you already reached your base max level – because there would be no loose strings left to plug the holes. So people who max levelled, actually shot themselves in the foot by closing their way to increase their max level.

Why are the names constantly switching? Biehe (pg 9, pg 11) and Bierce (pg 10) Milkwaukee (pg 10) and Milwaukee (pg 11) and Milwakee (pg 15) Star Reader‘s Child (pg 10) and in the next panel “star reading” is translated as Star Gazing Also like others have said ミルウォーク does not translate to...

But here it’s very likely the green one, as ピーマン which is probably the word used in the raws usually refers to the green ones (at least from what I have seen). As these are more bitter than the red ones I can see why children don’t like them.

The hero isn’t particularly strong – he himself said he is a novice sword fighter who only has experience of 4 months –, whereas these are knights with years of experience. Also it was explicitly said that this was a secret mission to kill the wyverns before anyone finds out they exist, and that...

It could also be, that because the Medusa and snakes grew up together and are always together they are kinda like twins and just know what the other part is thinking.

There is a LN from 2020 which has only one volume. The cover seems to depict Gram and her second-in-command. So it seems to cover until at least that part. Usually the manga is based on the LN and not the WN. I don’t know if the LN also covers the current Sierra arc, but even if it can’t be that...

This chapter 48, page 32: This is a monthly manga. So we the readers also went back exactly one year in time.

It means “nude mask”, because she is nude and masked.

Like it is often the case, the manga is an adaptation of the light novel, not the web novel. As light novels are the second iteration of the story, the authors often change minor and sometimes major parts of the original WN. So I would assume that the changes of the manga were already in the LN.

Japan got Orcs from Dungeons & Dragons where they were originally described as pig-like. They didn’t make their own version or just randomly used the word orc for an unrelated monster. The same applies to lots of other fantasy races, like kobolds which were described as doglike in early D&D...

How would he explain, where he got the loot from? Even if it were just some gold coins. You don’t just randomly find such stuff. He is going the safe way by having all of his income be traceable. This way when he spends the 15 million coins and people are asking we’re a young boy would get such...

The web novel is linked from the manga page. Just click on the NovelUpdates link. Though you need to register there to actually see the chapter links.

Chapter 27 shows what she did

No punch this chapter?

Maybe "gurka” which is Swedish for cucumber, which would fit the rod theme.

Which in the later parts of the chapter was differently translated as wastrel.

As she said: “To lure people who are… (kinda) pure at heart, like [Sister] and Michael.”