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I don't know why fantasy manga treats 'magical swordsman' as the ultimate class. It's basically just a fighter/magic-user in AD&D, eldritch knight subclass in 5th edition, or a bog-standard elf in BECMI.

Claude: "She's being suspicious about Fildo's absence." New Girl: "I only joined because I heard you had a member with a cheat class that would let me power-level even faster." Meanwhile, the MC: "I could become a high ranking knight, or start my own guild... hmm, I wonder what dragon...

I'm rather shocked that the receptionist wasn't a catgirl, since this manga is apparently on a quest to get all the cliches!

This is 'spoiled stepchildren, the manga'. Stepdad: "You realise that kicking me out of your lives means that I'm cancelling all of your credit cards, and not paying your bills anymore, right?" Spoiled Kids: "Whatever. You're not our real dad. Now get out!"

Either point-gifting is well-known in this setting, or it isn't. If it is well-known, then having one of them in a party doubles everybody's xp. It stands to reason that they would be valuable, and you'd want multiple point-gifters if at all possible. A guild without at least one would be seen...

I genuinely thought that was the title. I had to go back and double-check after reading your comment.

"Dormammu, I have come to bargain."

All this time I thought that Kasirga and the rest were the Vicious Guild.

Emily had a psychotic break right before she was introduced. She's been in something of a fugue state this entire time. The MC, however, was a full-on psychopath before he ever started playing this game.

The only thing that levels you up faster than a whole bunch of XP is a training montage. If it worked for Rocky, it will work for Emily.

🎶 Burninating the countryside Burninating the peasants Burninating all the people And the thatched roof cottages! Thatched roof cottages! 🎶

This entire chapter was a series of uncomfortable conversations filled with long drawn-out pauses. It's like watching a low-budget British period drama.

Oh, hey! They hate clankers here, too!

She's a pc. One of the clues was that she recognised him immediately as a PKer. The biggest in this chapter was that she dreamt while sleeping. If she were an NPC, not only would it not be likely that she would need sleep, but probably wouldn't even know what a dream even was.

I'm reasonably certain that means he murdered at least the healer from the first chapter, if not murdered the other players, as well. Not PKed, but committed unalive.

I'm curious to see how Griefer Sutherland here will develop as the MC.

Manga math is like LLM AI math. Numbers don't really mean all that much. They're just random adjectives that fit the sentence. This is doubly true when you start to connect different numbers with, you know, actual maths. That's when it completely falls apart, and just hurts your brain to try to...

What the MC could have said was something like: "I'd love to hand the fake control rod over to you, but it's already back in the custody of the church. They needed it for their investigations. You'll have to take it up with them." It doesn't matter if the MC had the rod in his pocket, back...

Ha ha, his mouth was open.

Since that wyvern became the new demon lord, the best thing to do is to back away slowly, and let it be. That way, someone else can kill it, become the new hero, and relieve the MC of the burden.