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That's what I thought it was going to be as well, but I wasn't sure if that little bit of folklore was common in Japan. I've seen it in Overlord, but not anywhere else.

For all his good qualities, Arc is apparently a bottom-tier wingman.

Calling it now, scary girl is weak to scary movies.

Knowing Aria, hunting new prey.

If they've got wanted posters up, does that mean they still assume Karina is alive, even after the avalanche?

It could be if you're like me and don't know what a lymphatic massage actually is!

Good to know Rina's fight-or-flight response is set firmly to FIGHT. Instinctively throwing a shoe at the emperor instead of screaming or running.

I keep thinking that Efa should become a priestess or something along those lines once she's older and stops working at Nobu, since she keeps having encounters with gods and spirits.

My guess is that he's trying to rally the people against the dragon. The soldiers from before seemed hesitant to attack after his betrayal was revealed, so if he convinces people that 'the dragon' killed a bunch of innocents, he'll have more bodies to throw around.

Elves have advantage on saves against charm effects, apparently.

I hope Julius gives Juliana the chance to take control of the body in the future.

They literally have the source of all the Farley church's blessings on their island, who happens to be a dude who would HATE the church once they told him what's happened. They have such a massive upper hand in any negotiation with the church that it's laughable.

Huh, I thought there'd be something sketchy in the hero's backstory, but I didn't see that coming.

I expected this fight to drag on for a chapter or two, but the girl got bodied in half a chapter.

Yeah, I think he's her cousin.

Losing out to her male relatives in both cases, poor girl.

That's gonna cause some indigestion.

Huh, that's odd. I can't remember if it was the LN or WN that I originally read, since it's been several years, but I do recall the details being similar to what I wrote.

Shame that they didn't include the bit of the number immediately dropping to one(?) after Mia reads the line due to panicking about it. Actually, if I recall correctly, the reason the eight children line vanishes is because the history book stated that Abel basically abandoned his home country...

I assume it's just that Bizel doesn't want to deal with the anxiety of being in proximity to half a dozen dragons. Looks like Fuushu feels the same way later in the chapter, retreating rather than getting involved with a dragon banquet.