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To be fair, the same kinda happened with most of the kids upon birth - a chapter to introduce them, then maybe a single panel or two later on to show they're still alive and well. I don't blame the author, there are so many other characters and story arcs to lump in, so unless the current plot...

Since we can see the shirt's neckline, this is most likely the solar plexus. But yeah, at least it wasn't a low blow victory. Also, Ann being a brawler is honestly my favourite scene.

After living together for that many years, guess the fights between Ru and Tia boiled down to "artist didn't have the energy to draw the battle scenes". :dogkek:

Uoooooooooh, the slime is gonna surprise gift his friends in return. :glee:

Did he just... suggest using a dragon ball? :pepehmm:

Step aside, fraud. Her daddy is here.

To be fair, father-in-law is right. Him remaining in the palace continues to supersede Almus' authority as king. That being said, it's definitely a flag, similar to what happened to the side story in Chapter 48 of the Dibel strategist, Bernard, that lost his blessing the moment he stepped back...

Thank you for the translation. I like the way the author addresses the societal issue here, more so through the novelist who can dislike the profession but not the person.

Thanks for the translation. Well, you can't really blame them for getting on the wrong train, their excitement is palpable. :dogkek:

Thanks for the translation, as always! Sigh, here we go again, making fried foods like it's some new novel dish. The trope is kinda overused, but I'm guessing this will open up more avenues to more fried foods in the future. :pepehmm:

This is the part that at least the author got right. In an RTS, the death of a commander or hero unit doesn't mean the end. Unless you've succeeded in eliminating every last production building and worker, there is always a chance to rebuild and retry, no matter how dire the result was. Woe be...

On one hand, it's true that having a healthy, positive mindset will have a greater effect on healing one's body than anything else. On the other hand... The author has successfully depicted how a faltering mind is susceptible to grasping onto anything that gives hope, no matter how unbelievable...

That was such a dumb joke at the end. Made me laugh because of how blatant it was. :dogkek: Also, I'm surprised the author decided to just have the noble just die without any drama arc whatsoever. Probably a fitting end for him to have the equivalent of dying in a ditch, but I'm still surprised...

Back with a new chapter after 3 months, thanks for the translation. Seems like the plot is being set up for a certain blacksmith to either cosy up to the king's soldiers, or to save his patron.

Called it, Red Ogre is gonna reunite with his old battle buddies thanks to Angie and Co. Can't wait for Satie to show up soon. :win:

The translation is pretty good. Thanks for following through with yours despite the Contributor account making another random upload at the same time. Looking forward to the rest of your TL efforts moving forward.

Men with big feet... are clowns?

To be fair, he DID try to envision a bicycle brake but didn't have enough of a concrete visualisation to make it. Based on the flow of the entire story thus far, it's implicated that Miyabi is able to fabricate items only once he has a clear grasp on how to make them, and not based on vague...

So what you're saying, is that the final showdown will be the Blacks against a White man? :kek:

I really like this chapter, exploring parenthood between two people from entirely different backgrounds makes for a really good story. I just hope they don't immediately time skip like how so many mangas do, just to avoid the growing up phase of the child.