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Tbf, I think most people would do that if they have access to time magic. You know, aside from the abusing the time stop function.

She might have other recording devices hidden on her. Plus, any reason for fanservice.

Uh, did the original say 3 times or 4 times? Because Liam would need 40000 to deal with 10000 enemy ships. Not 30000. Someone did the math wrong.

Lol, Cry is so weak, he needs a much stronger evil mask to even get slightly stronger. He wasn't kidding when he said that he's not cut out to be an adventurer.

Nice to see that Remi is at least reasonable when Meiling told her that she's harming the environment lol.

Divorce her. And then, choose punch instead of giving alimony.

Meanwhile, in the Atelier series, anyone at age 12 can create the Philosopher's stone with s year of practicing alchemy. Truly, there is some sort of skill issue here.

Your 'wisdom' is only a few pages long compared to the library of a skilled alchemist. Come back in another few hundred years, kid.

No way is she gonna actually confess. Would be great if she did, I'd loved to see where that would go. But the whole confess thing tends to occur at the most inconvenient moment. Which isn't now.

Thanks for the hard work and release. Those poor S rank monsters. Those poor endangered and soon to be extinct monsters lol.

No, a few arcs ago already showed that Sushi man is Rum.

And the winner of this week's Darwin award goes to...

One man's tragedy is another man's comedy. Fat man gonna suffer.

Turns out, Hemlock is dumber than Yuri when in Yor's presence. And that's really saying something.

3 groups of people you should never piss off, people who want to be left alone, humble people and the IRS. They pissed a group that are all 3.

You thought this was a duel? No, it stopped being a duel the moment you used that counter reversal. You are now a training dummy.

A man in a black hoodie and for some reason, his first thought is Gin. Great detective of the east,folks.

"One who relies on solely on skills has no right to call themselves strong. It's through relentless training, enough to surpass rivals and even stronger foes, that one can rise to the very top" That's literally what skills are though. Granted, in this context, 'skills' are abilities. But...

I think it's less that he was dumbed down than it was more that he's dumbfounded. Because taunts are double-edge swords. Push a person far enough and they might become stronger than before. Not to mention, the opponent used up one the five item slots JUST to taunt Alice. So that's one card off...

Time to bring on the pain.