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This also assumes he's actually caring.

I mean, war heroes could be adequate, even if they learn much later. Her issue is that she did not have the will to walk away from her bloodthirst and try to be a queen/ruler of her country.

That honestly wouldn't be an issue. Accuracy is one of the things he has now. The problem would be broken arms, possibly gravelly fragments.

The family that's consistently created the strongest warriors?

I don't like the behavior Julchaga was showing with breaking branches. He wanted the group to leave the way they left, which would be familiar to leave a trail of recognizable landmarks for others to follow after the group is out of the vicinity to notice.

Considering he lost, he evidently didn't have enough.

It's not inherently wrong to make a distinction. For the type of liquor sake is, it's a rice wine. A decent amount of Asia has variants for any country that had rice to work with. Hell, in terms of funny thought, historical indications is that China is the first to make rice wine. Japan just...

It's literally just a inferiority/superiority complex, as far as details have went. He considers unique skills to be the pinnacle, so finding someone with a unique skill that, as far as he knows, is completely useless? He can't let that stand, since it would potentially bring the prestige of...

Yeah, you may need a reread. This hero is nowhere near a good guy. Optimistically, he's an opportunist who takes advantage of a situation. Given that he is also an isekai dude, and the implications of the last one who had that... Human Irushia is a massive asshole.

This boyo is still gonna fail and eventually lose to the MC, but he is wiser than most villains in these kinds of stories, considering he is immediately calling for reinforcements when he suspects an issue.

What's kind of a sad funny is that she remains the smartest person of the group. She recognizes she can't do anything related to adventuring now, and her overall intellect is shot, so... might as well enjoy what she can do, like do simple food combinations that taste good, or give the moral...

Most likely, it's to guarantee there's no chance of a rebellion based on legitimacy. While it's unlikely for her to ever lead one or be anywhere near one, the chance is always there. It's just paranoia that is leading them to try and kill her at this point.

I mean, they only seem to understand market and trade to the extent that if he gives this merchant stuff, they get salt and spices. They don't know the pricing, value, etc.. Also, they may not be removing the collar because they don't think it's an issue. Because she's with them, it's just an...

And that is how you get put on a shit list by Ogres.

Went from Chaotic Good to Chaotic Neutral... hm...

@Stalkerman It may be the difference in focuses. While a swordsman is specific to honing the blade and being more effective with bladed weapons, the mercenary may have a more versatile skill spread, so, not as effective with the blade as a swordsman, but they can use multiple weapons at a...

He's literally a store-brand Gilgamesh from Fate... wow. What a clown.

@sqoot Granted, I don't think anyone is supposed to trust him.

Now that's a legit blood knight. Too bad he's a monster, so he won't be part of the cast for long, but damn, he's a fun character.

"The road to hell is paved with good intentions." Seems pretty apt right now.