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I'm guessing a demon could make any sort of mental gymnastics to avoid reaching that conclusion out of instinct of self preservation.

Sir, the laser is the most effective way of emulating motion, a skill our author does not possess.

I guess pity was a new one for him. He could've asked, does that mean he had to learn about conversations yet?

You made more sense than the chapter itself. And yet, are we supposed to believe the demon just reached that conclusion one day?

And why wouldn't he want to do that? I think your theory about demons being like spiders doesn't add up, the don't eat every human they kill, at least he old ones. Unless they loss their appetite but retain their instinct to search and kill for some reason.

That had to be a typo, there's even a dot after that wich doesn't make sense to be there.

He really wants to tell his story at his own pace, this Denkel.

Nope, logistics are not a concern at all. There could be raised a conflict between the preservator guy and the adventurers in the future, when the material goes even scarcer.

Nice bonus drawings. My favorite is the one with the chocolates, I didn't notice the little characters at first.

Everything a demon says is in order to survive and kill, so alien.

Seinen medieval fantasy at its finest, with a side of silliness :D

Poor Genau, he's torturing himself with nonsense as "it should've been me", when they clearly prey upo the weak for some reason. Then again, their guards were supposedly strong... What a mystery.

I think we need to have fluid willing suspension of disbelief to enjoy this one. The whole slavery thing back to solving it with a single job didn't make sense to me. Or more like it's easy to predict she can give something of equal value with her powers. In other words, we should've taken that...

Good point, I'm talking out of my ass. Specifically I'm nitpicking about how that research took so long and how Fess reacted exactly as expected when we don't know him. The tricks are that good-for-nothing elf suddenly making a great inscription and tricking us to believe this was natural for...

"A country would have gone under with this circumstances, but we are a company". That's a convinced capitalist statement if I ever saw one. I don't get how a country couldn't get up from such a calamity though, japan does it all the time with its earthquakes and stuff.

It felt like a good story until I read the comments... It doesn't take that much thought to see through the tricks of the narrative.

There has to be a limit on how attached a people is to their hometown. Immigration wouldn't be a thing if there wasn't.

I mean, the author has to be just as awkward, if not even more, as his characters to write them like that. I say this because every character is like this in one way or another, and there's no self awareness in any of it. You should've seen this coming though, what a way to eat ass unwillingly 😅

I mean, it's been 66 chapters, that's several years without so much as a warm conversation. Actually I don't remember that well, am I exaggerating?

My God, it just means "something" doesn't it?