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It's nice that his master left him a clue about who of his friends he can actually trust instead of Leon having to blindly hope the first person he talks to is trustworthy (something the MC usually gets wrong, though Leon already had a fairly good grasp on who the traitor likely was anyways.)

I don't feel like most of those really even hits or crosses the border though... Oh well, this is one of those more subjective areas where it's relative to one's perspective 🤔

That's the thing to remember with stories like these, something that works well narratively isn't always going to work well realistically. It'll pass the bar for the suspension of disbelief since some people are less prone to being negatively affected by such things than others and reasons such...

I mean, yes there's a difference between the world's and the games, as a fan of both series I know that very well, but that doesn't really matter to the point being made which is that sometimes the vr games we see in fiction wouldn't work so great in real life, which is why we shouldn't think...

It's a possibility, but not one I see as likely unless Yun meets up with Magi in real life at some point. For now they're just really good friends and I settle for that personally. If we are to get something more romantic, it seems like Yun's two real life friends are the more likely options...

Tbf, I don't know if the devs would have planned on people outfitting the bot with the kind of equipment Magi makes. It would have been A LOT easier to beat without all the things Magi equipped it with. I imagine there's also probably some lore stuff they skipped in their enthusiasm for building...

Yeah, that's the thing with vr game stories. A lot of the ideas are cool within the confines of the story, but would be pretty trash in real life when you think about it. Another good example is the unique boss and scenario situation in Shangri La Frontier; it's super dope in the story, but man...

Real good thing that they tested this thing when all together. Hopefully they'll get something useful out of beating it like they did with the Zombie dragon. I imagine both cases will only yield the opportunity to recruit what you're interested in if you both beat it and get lucky with drops 🤔

Interesting, so either her own side sold her out and getting her near Iruma is a trap to give Narnia an excuse to take him into custody, or, the 6 fingers and Baal have their own mole to contend with. Either way, this is bad.

I mean, before she threatened to attack a village if he left, now he might be given permission to go. The biggest difference is that now his daughters aren't going to be the only reason he'll choose to come back 🤔

Not all that surprising imo, between all the modern-esque aspects of the Dragon realm, blended with fantasy, and the fact that magical gunslingers exist in quite a few fantasy settings, it makes sense there'd be some semblance of guns (even if they're likely not as good as pure raw might and...

She's finally starting to confront her true feelings, and it looks like Leon might be doing so next chapter too

It's interesting that this is an issue on both sides, rather than the norm of placing it all on the humans and one, maybe two rogue elements on the other 🤔

Lol, even as devoted to Iruma Asmodeus is and devoted to fun Clara is couldn't protect them from the insatiable desire for games held by the Boku Alliance, but even then, telling on them to Opera is quite the betrayal xD

One small correction regarding this case and other similar situation with long lived races. While you calculation is exactly wrong based on the ratio of the ages of one race to another, it doesn't account for the rate of maturity. Sure they'll have many more decades they'll live without him...

Lol, I love the roles are fairly reversed for what you expect in this kind of situation, but hey, at least Leon found the strength needed to no longer be the victim 🤣

Well those eyes are certainly threatening, looks like he's still got a ways to go before this friendship is back on track, which only makes sense, there wouldn't be much plot otherwise 🤔

I don't disagree, my sentiment at the time was more that Iruma was ignoring the issues presented by the generational barriers and physical limitations of the tribe by trying to teach and encourage them in the same way Babyls does for him. It's a good thought, but it ignores the unique obstacles...

There are many that approve of this plan, both in universe and out of universe 😛

I imagine the proud father had a field day with that one. He'll love his daughters no matter what, but proving that dragon genetics don't completely dominate is a huge W for him