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Fuck yeah, Dwarves are awesome.

Celia is no longer the starving little street rat. It's clear that she's being well fed.

Page 22: They should kiss and make up. Page 10: Kiss! Kiss! Kiss! The Yurest Union are this world's Tellarites. Arguing is important to their culture.

If I'm mathing it correctly, then Rea would have only been about nine or ten when she and Aegir first met. On a much, much lighter note, the title page with both girls being jealous of each other's physical attributes was kind of cute.

Much like Captain Tight-Pants Hammer, the 'autonomous battering ram' is Aegir's penis.

It's always a bit disconcerting to see Leopold smirk... or to even see his mouth at all. It's hard to tell which Schwartz enjoys more, mounting mares, being ridden by human women, or watching the agonising deaths of human men.

Morningstar Cavalryman: "Aaargh! My eye! My optometrist said I'm not supposed to get any more arrows in it!"

It's subtle, but this chapter demonstrated the weakness of horse archers. By being both cavalry and archers they're a bit weaker in both. They typically aren't as heavily armoured as lancers (as this chapter notes) and their horses aren't usually those favoured by either light or heavy cavalry...

It's a lot less of a risk if he's made a deal with Magrad to come out on top afterwards. He could side with them when they turn this reinforcement into their own invasion attempt, and/or got an agreement for them to take him in if he needed to flee Treia because he allowed Magrad troops inside...

Does Aegir know the Eld Forest and it's inhabitants? Yes, biblically.

Page 10--Carvaros: "I'm crushing your head. I'm crushing your head." Page 18--Carvaros: "Did you think I was lying? I told you, I'm crushing your head."

The bits of levity before the fierce fighting begins is a nice touch. Even the narration boxes get in on the action. This is what actual soldiers do before intense fights.

A plain black flag does look totally badassed, but I don't know how well it would fare in actual use as a personal symbol. Carla wasn't wrong about her idea being the most representative, and the most surprising. It utterly fails for regional pride, but is a really funny way to mock the enemy as...

I already like Casey.

Everyone: "Ah! A ghost!" Aegir: "Imma tap dat ass."

As a gentle reminder, Natalie is older than Aegir, in spite of their respective appearances. Her being over twenty now means that about three years have passed in the story thus far. I thought that Marylin Monroe died from ODing, not by being ran over by a truck. Well, I guess she wouldn't be...

Lorie's many double-entendres: she knows what she's doing. Claire: "But he doesn't have a taste for young girls or rape." The last time you saw him he buggered you like you were a weak cellmate he just bought for a pack of cigarettes.

I rather expected we hadn't seen the end of her. I mean, we did see her end, but not in the same sense.

I'm guessing that the mangaka finally realised that Aegir's body count had slipped precariously away from his nearly one per chapter average that it had early on. It's like, "49 women in 85 chapters? Those are rookie numbers. We need to get those numbers up."

8000, according to Endigo Sr. Was that 'reward' more of a bonus for Pipi Longshooter, or for Schwartz the Pervy Horse?