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Not a big surprise, seeing how the capital couldn't defend itself from the flying fish and how it can do nothing about McFungus haunting the sewers. It was far too weak to survive the test of time.

I'm almost tempted to believe Alicia asked for the lion precisely in order for the princes to possess something to use against her. It's not like she wouldn't care about the lion and it would only be a tool for her. It's more like a compromise. She did state clearly she's not going to swear...

At least it's better than having "universal studios" as her favourite phrase.

Living in a dorm since elementary school sounds pretty brutal for someone who has a family. For orphans, I suppose orphanages actually were dorms, in a certain sense.

I wonder if McFungus is planning to move to this new town from the capital. He could even offer to dig sewers under the town. There probably are none yet.

They couldn't possibly have done anything to Rust's tent, seeing how it's full of Rose. Unless they built the building around the tent, without actually touching the tent at all.

It's not so easy to kill a celestial. Shaman is in for a harsh lesson.

The dragon would have just needed to drop to the ground, near Rust. Yet it chose to stay 100 meters up in the air. It's intelligent, but not smart.

Roa's hippo has a heart symbol because she's falling for Rust. Taula's has a sword symbol because she's a knight. Rust's own carries a question mark because he's the great unknown, a celestial descended from Heaven, without memories.

I wouldn't trust Rust's cooking in the first place, from a culinary point of view. He probably has all the necessary nutrients and enough energy present, but that's all he cares about. Taste and satisfaction aren't priorities for him. Still, beggars can't be choosers. At least he didn't offer...

I considered that, but when we are talking about people changing clothes, it seems to me when, according to the reservation schedule, one group has booked the studio, nobody else should be able to access it, the changing room and the actual photography room included. There could be more...

Middle age wasn't kind to Rihalzam, but now he's again handsome, as McFungus.

Weiss stated she's not ready to face this challenge. Now she proved she's not ready, making such a poor decision. Looking at the logic from the reverse direction, it's not like Weiss would have tried to persuade her if she was so smart and tough nothing could happen to her. But because she's not...

Close combat capable and trained healers has been a thing since D&D first appeared, well before even an old beard like me was born. Cleric was an original D&D class.

How did that stalker cameraman even get in, though? You'd think the studio would have locks in the doors, for very obvious reasons. Maybe the stalker did shopping at Covert Intstruments.

Quite an impressively long ride. A traditional last chapter, with so many cameos, but better this kind of last chapter than just ending it abruptly when the last arc ends (which would have been the previous chapter). Thanks for the translations!

She seems to be more than fine. She's excited.

I said it before, but the reality is that if the capital of the country couldn't deal with that level of threat, then the whole country was about to fall in any case. Had Rust done things differently, the capital might not have fallen that day, but it would have fallen the next day. This has got...

Nah, I made the comment after this very chapter (22.1). I'm not rereading this manga, first timer here. Even now, writing this reply, the latest chapter I've read is 24.1. It's always kind of dodgy to reply to older comments when there are multiple later chapters available, I do realise that...

This is not that kind of story, bro. This is a tale of Yajin's suffering in a cruel, merciless world, but without edgelordism.