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@Kampfarsch Yeah, he did wipe out her personality & only leave her capabilities intact.

Hmmm... The author was too lazy to draft some sort of negotiation scene for that potion thingie. I guess imma drop this.

Yes, Jiang Chen. You need to retrieve your father in law's head. hahah

Hey, this is fun to read. :D

Huh, weird. I thought I saw Grid already at the castle in the previous chapter. Oh, well, I guess I saw that on reaperscans' website.

Hold up. MC's family knew of this hermit all this time? Interesting

What kind of arrows were those soldiers shooting against an army of skellies?

Kinda disappointed by Velzard's character design, but oh well. Beggars can't choose.

Ah, TL was confused about the term "rite of passage"?

@LoupDeGarou That does make sense. Fair enough.

Got to agree with the TS here. That commander sounds suss as hell

As much as I wanted to think "This Seraph speaking in Korean was British!" It entertains me more to think "This Seraph speaking in English was French!" :D

Well, you biatch. The MC said he was a soldier. One would expect a soldier was trained to be able to kill other humans, right?

This one is rather cool. Keeping all the cards hidden is a correct answer to survive in royal court. nice.

I presume going back to business and realizing how unregulated the business in towns was.... Adis would get disgusted.

Ah, I know this one.

@Sweet_Seats that's it. I would call that luck at limit break. a "broken luck"

Damn, I suddenly remember the historical Crimson Eagle thing.

Yaaaaay

Ah, now I see why. I thought killing the villagers would have been too much. LOL Turns out I, as the reader, was not getting a backstory