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I'm surprisingly happy that this included a family tree. Even the mangaka realized it'd be a pain to keep track.

I'm guessing you have the other translator that went up to 81 blocked.

I fall back to describing it as "The Worf" from Star Trek. Being the warrior of the crew, when ever a character shows up and they want them to be powerful and threatening, they beat Worf in combat, so the show's audience knows he is a serious threat.

That is also one of the key reasons I like the light novel Sevens. Easy recommend if you can find it.

That was funny to read. Like watching Power Rangers with the over the top style of speech. This looks to be a more literal translation, so it doesn't flow as well. Really got spoiled by great scanlators over the years, such as AllenAllenAllen333.

Really need an emote that shows facination for people giving explainations. The closest I can think of is the image from Spiderverse of Miles staring at B Parker as the older guy explains things. I don't know half those names listed, but I enjoyed reading it.

I'm starting to think relations in Greek (and thus Roman) mythology is a series of Chekhov's guns compounding over centuries. If you're not a god, you're a red shirt.

I really do wonder why she tends to start fires when she has no support around. She needs to work on getting a dragon posse.

Will to power. I'll be a Michael Crichton fan for life. She is this world's Sphere, or sure is staying to think she is.

I think of it as him living in the moment. No distractions so he can remember what happens clearer. I can't do that, as walking ten feet, I go over a short list of things I need to do. I'm never "in the moment."

She hasn't researched the lizard tail enough yet, but she is moving onto something harder? Starfish may be the better option for now.

I think she has quite a good ass. ... Couldn't help myself after people started typing about her thighs.

It is a different beast, more drama and isolation, but I'm a fan of the novel version of The Moonlight Sculptor. There is a comic version, but gives a different impression being a web comic. It is Korean if that gives an impression.

More than that, I read it as the core is cooled by the water, like nuclear rods in a reactor. :korone:

I just immediately think of Seymour, the dog from Futurama. Iruma has maybe 70 years left. They'll be around till heat death. Maybe he'll become a demon like in the light novel The Lazy King. Gotta see if I can find a copy of that again, I think the translator page has shut down years ago.

I'm starting to wonder why this has comic seems to have a better dungeon adventure than so many others. It has to be pacing, right? The idea of following the hotter water to the source is something I haven't seen before. Usually it is wind flow or following water to an exit.

And the story moves into one of the big events. I get the feeling it will come faster than I expect, since this version has a tendency to skip things, making it slightly abridged.

He's a student of the school of One Flash? Kind of weak since I thought they (Liam) could slice space cruisers in half with a single sword stroke. This comic does oddly get better and more detailed as it goes on. Still junk food, but it is getting better. Another author would have rebooted at...

As someone that will never get over the experiences I've had, being dead inside is a great defensive state to be in. If not it, then less favorable alternatives will be much worse overall. ... Cutting myself off here. Erased myself verbosing here.

In a previous chapter I commented about how I thought it odd that they didn't use conventional ammo for their artillery due to cost. A standard shell is quite powerful, but if their normal is a magical cluster bomb that effectively erases everything alive or moving it touches, then yeah. Our...