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While the manga adaptation has greatly improved upon the source material IMO, especially with the family tragedy & trauma (both of which are manga-original), the guard escort part might be an oversight from the mangaka during the adaptation. The kidnapping foreshadowings are also manga-original...

Caught up to the latest novel chapter (c522) after reading the manga and

This chapter adapted Novel Chapter 68

He's wearing the enemy uniform and attacked his captain. All things point to him being a traitor/spy to his nation. As for the enemy general, for all they know, the enemies are simply fighting amongst themselves for who knows what, power struggle probably. From the public point of view it makes...

Well if you're interested, this chapter adapted Novel Book 3 Chapter 67 and beginning of Chapter 68

I think that's the point, it was a childish play by Itsuki back during the tournament arc when Harold was supposed to be hiding his identity (& noble status) and then Itsuki gave him a fake name that made it so that everyone calls him Lord

It should also be available from bookstores that sell English books. I got mine off my local Kinokuniya bookstore~ Cheaper than Amazon even Yeah, the novel author mentions Brave Hearts' inspired by Tales of Destiny 2

Which is why he's dual-wielding. The cursed sword is just a back-up. For all we know the sword's what killed game-Harold after he used it to fight with the hero party twice. Fun fact: the manga accidentally has Harold dual-wielding in chapter 1, which is a Kazuki/Harold thing. They corrected...

I mean, Plus game-Harold also takes over from time to time, voicing out Kazuki's thoughts through the Harold filter At the end of the day, the filter doesn't affect what he's trying to achieve so I guess Kazuki just didn't bother wasting time to deal with it..

TBF he used it sparingly here, and also the reason why he's dual-wielding. For all we know the sword's what killed game-Harold after he used it to fight with the hero party twice. Fun fact: the manga accidentally has Harold dual-wielding in chapter 1, but corrected to only using one sword in...

Their gender are uncertain, and AFAIK never revealed in the novel either. From chapter 42 page 20

@hsun @FrigusAvis @thanghe The page has been updated ;)

It's the same with the manga volume too, it was the final chapter of Volume 8. Back then the web novel also had a consistent release schedule. And they did move some flashbacks into "chronological order", the prison meeting with Justus and court room scenes after were both flashbacks after the...

To show that his friends weren't sitting around doing nothing I guess Also some reactions from the others, and most importantly, In the novel, the time skip happened right after Harold is notified of his death sentence, the prison meeting with Justus and court room scenes were flashbacks many...

It's a flashback in a flashback, Flashback-ception Jokes' (?) aside,

Well

From the WN chapter release dates it doesn't seem likely as they're so close to each other. I think it's more of a plot twist/cliffhanger for the end of the Volume 2 (Volume 8 for the manga) to attract readers for the next book.. whether it worked or not is up for debate 🙈 Or maybe the author...

Don't worry, the web novel updates have been fairly frequent* lately, latest chapter was in January! Author also wrapped up Volume 5, which took 6 years..! * By DF standards LOL... we had 2 chapters a year back then..

Yeah the novel did it a little differently, the time skip happened immediately after Harold was given the surprise death sentence.. Similar to the novel chapter it adapted (there's a novel epilogue but shhhh), they are the final chapters of the volume so they probably needed some...

I mean, technically they tried... In the novel the time skip happened right after the death sentence Meeting with Justus at the jail and some stuffs after were flashbacks after the time-skip.. Heck, the flashback to the meeting with Justus at the jail is actually from the next arc (WN Vol. 3...