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Woman logic. That's why. She knew better, but she felt otherwise.

Meh, let her take the blame at this point. She fails Darwinism. She's the kind of person who drags herself down and drags everyone attached to her down with her. Don't let her drag you down with her. You can still find the real culprit and eliminate that threat without her. If I were her father...

Either you'll piss off a deity that'll stomp your people flat or you'll quickly end up with an overpopulation problem that the well-intentioned resurrectors might not refuse to stop causing. And if they do stop, the public might turn on them and turn on their rulers for it.

Anyone who doesn't even consider an imposter in a world in which cosmetic magic has been confirmed to be widely practiced enough that changing your face is illegal is too stupid to live. Like, wow. "I saw this person committing a crime!" While she wasn't there. And you don't think maybe it's an...

"But there's no way I can go out now" Sure there is, the average person probably supports her and she had no problem getting to the palace in the first place. Plus, y'know, guards.

What? There's nothing pedo about him. They're not children.

Of course there's some stupid subplot as usual. Hey, dumbasses! She wasn't even IN the kingdom you freaking morons! I mean, seriously, what idiot listens to a testimony about claiming to have seen her controlling monsters WHEN SHE'S NOT EVEN IN THE FREAKING KINGDOM! You can't have seen her when...

Wow, those adults were really useless. Nevermind how badly they failed Haru in that situation, they should have been smart and mature enough to at least only remove his memories of her sudden symptom attack. Maybe from both children. I had a similar experience with a friend. It's basically...

I was thinking about that, too. Her change seemed to be about protectiveness gone too far, but I wondered what event or series of events caused her to go from being protective to being yandere about it. Even to Haru it apparently was sudden and surprised him.

The eyes. I'm suspecting Haru and the hero are either descended from dragons or are dragons who don't remember what they are.

Fair. From the guild girl's perspective, these are two close friends having a fight and one of them seems to want to talk with the other and is on a time crunch. It makes sense that she'd think she's helping them. She doesn't know this girl is a yandere.

It seems to just be him and Leticia. Look at the humans around. Their eyes have the typical anime/manga oval shape, but they aren't slitted like his and her's. And when emotional, his and her eyes thin dramatically whereas everyone else's become round.

I wonder why translators use "saintess"? That's not a word, a saint is a saint regardless of sex.

Uliminas is the best girl there besides Rys. Seriously, guy should have had both of them. Screw Belirossa.

Discrimination has nothing to do with being different. If you refuse to integrate into a society you move into, you're invasive. In asia, the cultures generally were violently opposed to anyone outside of their own due to valuing domination and didn't really care what race someone is. In Africa...

The last panel of the previous chapter and the first one in this. "I begging you not to use celestial magic in front of him!" > "You've obtained celestial magic".

They seem very famous. Probably just don't want to be constantly harassed.

The thing with Yui here is the kind of thing that causes the king to strip you of your title, land, wealth, etc. and execute you and your guards as an example. They tried to murder someone in an important and actually useful position to the king that he has sent on a critical mission. He...

THIS deserves an anime.

If he pulled out of the treaty with everyone even though only one individual betrayed him, I'd say it's most likely that either that peaceful demon lord really did lay a trap and his wife paid for it, or that he at the very least was too mentally fragile for any treaty to last with him...