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Rwan is the true hero of this series, I love a man who can take care of shit and bring the sass. Also, he seems orders of magnitude more sane than either of the male leads.

@Kurakumi - Demons. And Ilea. But I'm repeating myself...

so she needs to treat Letio like C4 with a faulty detonator, and Ignis is apparently some sort of demon snake thing with daddy issues. Great!

Okay, so her forgetting that Letio doesn't have a moral compass until meeting the FL is a massive brain fart on her part - you'd think feralness/learned sociopathy would be one of the things to remember. (also, starting to realize Letio is walking the border between Corvus Corax and Konrad...

So, apparently, the novel was "correct"... "from a certain point of view." 😱

I don't think a demon killed those guys...

Okay, so I was wrong about Ignis maybe actually being not "A Villain," but I'm very happy about this development - the comedy riffs were getting repetitive.

Ignis: I will make you regret crossing me 😈 Selena: Oh, hey, there's his Villain M... OH HOLY SHIT KNIFE 😨 Ilea: *terribly amused* 😘

Hopefully she starts responding to facts on the ground instead assuming this dude is Griffith 2.0...

So she's clearly locked into the original narrative of Ignis being a villain, and thus assumes anything he says or does has malevolent intent behind it. HOWEVER, it seems at this point, Ignis isn't on that path *yet* so there might still be advantage to taking his grace for a short time...

I love that the father is genuinely a good man and a hero, who, in the midst of an illness that's taking his mind, runs toward the sound of danger because he instinctively wants to protect people. It makes Selena's resolve to love and help him all the more compelling, instead of the old...

Holy shit, Dietrich is such a good big brother, giving his sister a weapon to defend herself with!

Todd, be a bro and take one for Johann - the man is needed for greater things and the good of the Empire.

Well, a crash and burn is probably healthier and more instructive in the long term - go Johann, may you fail your current operational path successfully!

Johann's analysis is correct - he's surprisingly mature but just doesn't have the right experiences to cope. Given that Elena doesn't have the same feelings for him, I think it would be interesting to see this be about a guy who overcomes his first love and takes a path of his own choosing on...

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okay, so... i get his motivations to ensure the schild is a legitimate successor, BUT.... WTF DOES HE NOT HAVE THE STONES TO GIVE NAVIER A HEADS UP?!?

Uh... dude... you can't... you can't just order someone to take on the role of a saint, that's a vocation taken voluntarily from God and often not even recognized until after death.

Yes, Duke, needlessly antagonize the newly-elevated most trusted advisor of the Crown Prince - that'll show her!

Ma'am, that's a revolving cannon. And I thought Astartes bolters were ridiculous.