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I dig this medieval getup of metal shells accompanied with a cowboy hat.

I know. In fact, since her mom got that dementia, when she would call out her son, she didn't expect Kraugel to come; her own son which she herself forgot. With a life where you had to take care of your parent, p much every time he logs out, he would've took care of her mom. Perhaps, each visit...

Replying to old comment, but it's not uncommon for a butler (this one would be closer to a servant to a family, I suppose; knight-servant?) to serve their family for generations. Bard himself mentioned he served Tersia family for 4 generations. That'd be the equivalent of 4x ntr :dogkek:

Damn Harold got some serious roasting 🔥 It could be the isekaied persona just going on his usual "y u kill?!!", but having that thought interpreted with the in-world Harold is just chefkiss.

Man literally went "skill issue" against a burst DPS build :dogkek: Even my mom would separate my baggage content by days, somehow.

Double-layering scale armor? I mean, that type of armor itself is already about layering scales... Sure, let's go with that, I suppose.

Greed's luck so high it overlaps with itself and nullifies itself.

Your pa eat shit! Yo ma eat shit! Your grandma eat shit! And her dog as well. Everyone eat shit!

Man, when the scene about the carriage's track in front of the stable comes around, my heart dropped. Then, my man decided to go at it. Fuck it all, knowing not how close nor how far Miyu is, knowing it is futile by all logic and reason. You don't chase a horse-carriage on foot, damn it! Still...

The way his blade sinks into the torso chef kiss

A shortstack wielding zweihander... as her standard weapon. The thought alone would send a shiver down the bone.

:glee: :meguuusad:

Pg. 10, at first, I thought the griffin is named because it was mutated and has tentacle powers. But flip to next chapter, woa. Talk about one page worth two pages of info. Does it means big squid/octopus are griffin's natural predator? Also, holy shit, man. She threw her blade at him. Eat...

Heh, kinda funny. I got here from "My Daughter Becomes S-Rank", so seeing someone referencing it back makes the whole thing a closed loop.

I'm not sure how his sword coming from a downward strike can get into sudden 180deg, but using the hilt-guard to push her down and lock her movement is p awesome. I'm also a sucker for "throwing a weapon into the sky only to return back as an advantage" trope.

I see. After rereading your og post, I think I finally get it. It wasn't clear what you meant with the last point. It sounded like you were telling us other readers to not trust this scanlation group. However, if that is intended for the group itself, then the meaning is different. That'd be my...

Go down the mercenary route. Lock-on on the yellow reticules. Missiles on the tent and non-hostile C-130, and rack up the score to get mission S-rank.

You said to never trust the EN translations written by non-native. Bad practices from imitation is also not necessarily exclusive to non-natives, whether the probability is high or not. Regardless, even the third point doesn't seem intended to be read by the scanlation group, does it? Unlike...

The third point. You are generalizing non-natives as bad speakers, as if natives are all good speakers. Were this a truly formal setting, we should scrutinize every single thing regardless if they're written by native/non-native.

Corrupted World Tree seed? The World Tree the one in that archipelago dungeon? Oh, right. Different manhwa :lol: