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@Med1um Well that's really my problem with Almus, less so than with the griffon. Almus is a whole ass adult that is trapped in the body of a boy. He should know better. Instead, he's thinking to himself, "Yeah... Yeah you are right, Uncle Griffon! I will put everyone I love, as well as my...

@Red225 But the situation as far as we know it isn't that bad that war is needed, is it? Is Dibel even that bad? Yeah, he's an asshole and doesn't seem to actually love Yuria, but is it really worth not only killing him, but getting armies and countries, as well as innocent people involved as...

That was a pretty insane explanation. "Just do whatever you want, you're the leader! Your adultery is far more important than anyone else's lives. LOL I'm a bird."

@Arkos Your original point, as I understood it, is that if you want peace, be prepared for war, and again, I'm saying that's an untrue statement. Both sides having weapons and being prepared for war does not guarantee peace. At all. The only thing that'll be guaranteed is that they'll be used...

@Arkos Well that's the whole point, isn't it? What is Thorfinn's ideal for Vinland? A land where there is no violence, exploitation, or oppression... Hence, no weapons. Again, Thorfinn isn't being naive*, he understands and acknowledges what he's attempting has never been done before (as far as...

@Arkos I don't think Thorfinn is being naive at all. He's just sticking to his ideal. Naive is being ignorant, he knows the dangers, but he's not willing to give up on his ideal for the sake of safety. Nor does he truly think it's a sword's fault that evil deeds exist. It's simply that when...

@Misticsan I mostly agree with your assessment. After rereading the previous chapter, I think the plot is that Katz is being pushed to be the ruler of the country via democracy. It's mentioned that Katz is a skilled politician, knows too much, and is dangerous. I kind of forgot that he existed...

This is a peculiar circumstance. I don't see how this plan would work exactly. From what I understand the students are the children of nobles, aristocrats, and generally important people. Assuming their demands are what the actually want to be achieved, they're going about it in a very strange...

@Rin2k Probably becomes in calls into question the main character's personality and motives (also the author's writing). This is the same MC that went out of his way multiple times to help strangers, so it feels weird when he sees an "innocent" (I mean as far as we know, because she was...

Well that was gratuitous and unnecessary. Did the cat girl even have a name? Did she even have lines up until this point? What was her role? Was she supposed to be a thief/rogue character or something? I didn't even realize she was part of the group until the last couple of chapters. Literally...

"It's got nothing to do with me, as long as you love me more. I'll always love you. Treat me like a doormat, baby!" I guess you gotta do whatever it takes to force the happy harem route.

This is the same character that was able to recognize that a flying robot was following him, but couldn't recognize that a clumsy girl that fell on her ass outside his room is peeping on him? Anything to advance the "plot" I guess...

Perfect avatar.

This is too much. I love it.

Am I reading that right? The next chapter is coming out in July?

Top tier credit page.

Oh boy, the introduction of guns...

This is great. It's not patronizing towards the students/teenagers, and doesn't come across as overly simplistic nor convoluted. This is really a gem.

I hope it's a little more complicated than, "My sister had sex with someone that I was in love with" or "I think my sister is disgusting because she's promiscuous".

Did Thorkell ever mention he had a wife?