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@frungy @feha Although the consequences of explosive decompression are indeed severe, instant death is highly unlikely, even in a vacuum. There have been enough real life cases of explosive decompression at high altitude that we generally know what to expect. Airplanes routinely fly between 10...

That was pretty clever. Oof, I wish that at least one person could realize that she's telling the truth though. 😭 Also, I'm pretty sure whole "she's faking it," thing isn't because they actually believed it, but rather they're establishing their cover story in advance.

Are they going to go the "split up for a while, have a time skip, and then end the series with the two meeting back up again," route? I hope we get to see at least some moments of them where they're for real a couple...

Usually misunderstandings are frustrating because they get in the way of the story progressing. Here, misunderstandings only propel the story to new heights. 🤣

If this were any other genre, it'd be a tale of revenge, and Nocton's downfall would be the climax of the 3rd act. Brainwashing really is just the worst. Completely unjustifiable and unforgivable. 😑

With the Nicolas being so horrible, I thought we might actually see them working against slavery for a change... that'll teach me to get my hopes up. 😑

@Anthropie In addition to what's already been said, here are some that might fit your requirements. (Assuming I'm understanding them correctly) Manga, manhua, etc.: • Urasekai Picnic (Otherside Picnic) - It might not be Fantasy with a capital F, but they do go to a fantastic, strange, and...

@Confetti "Tactics may win battles, but logistics wins wars." 😉

With regards to the idea that you should strategically hold back on speaking until the right time: do not take this as good advice in real life. This is a bad idea. A terrible idea. People have done studies on the advantage of speaking first in a debate or argument, whether it's in...

Ok, that was just cute. Especially the perpetually angry brows. Never get tired of the obvious "it's for a friend," gambit. Lets everyone involved feel like they're in on a secret.

The discrepancy between the cost of food and the cost of an inn room seems strange at first, but then I thought about it for a bit and another oddity about this world came into focus. If monsters roam freely and it is unsafe to be outside the city walls... Where does their food come from? How...

What's the point spread on the bets here?

The premise was weird enough to be interesting, but now they're avoiding the plot so hard it's comical. Props to the translation team, but what is the author thinking?

I like this manga, and I enjoy the math, but there is a lot of discrepancy between theory and reality goin' on. 🤣 (Also, the logistics costs for the invaders is probably going to be higher due to the additional need for transportation.)

@Stormtomte I'm not a character in the story, so I can't really say how much I would pay. Considering that it is an existential threat, it ought to be worth a lot of investment. (And I don't even follow most derivations of Pascal's Wager, with regards to infinite cost/benefit analysis.)...

Even if the duke decides to start paying more attention to his daughter, he's been a neglectful parent for her entire childhood. Even if Cosette didn't exist, he's still awful.

Was that a Thurston Waffles Decides Winter's Not Worth It reference? Criminally adorable, either way.

*Looks at the tags* *Doesn't see [tragedy]* *Looks at the tags again* ... I'm gonna go ahead and trust y'all on this... 😐

"Daphne caught a cold." Did she? Or did he cast some spell on her to make her stay out of his way again? Who knows? Stuff like that is why he's not terribly trustworthy.

Many things seem impossible until someone figures out how to make them happen. No way to send them back? They don't even know how it works, how can they confidently say it is impossible? And they throw away every opportunity to learn how it works. Ignorance is a pathetically weak defense...