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Look, you old morons, I know that she's ostensibly a sex-bot, but she does have self-defense systems that would make an average mobile suit reconsider bothering her.

At least they're not from Fazbear's Pizza.

Nobles have the leeway in life to let their freak flag fly. Uh... I mean, be "eccentric".

Yeah, this one goes to pretty great lengths to show the knock on effects of the ostensible protagonist using his healing magic to help people who would otherwise be left to suffer and building the kindest possible working environment for them that still includes the word "slavery".

He knows he took a huge gamble, even if it was to save his daughter's life, and the guilt of it has haunted him like bad body odor. Luckily, it turns out he rolled a big fat natural 20 on the outcome, and other than being a slave on paper she has grown up to be happy and healthy and he even...

It looks like she's wearing a slave collar, so she might not have any choice about whether to obey him or not.

"If they're tits, I sits"

I don't think the dragons in this world "evolved" at all. I thought it was stated that the various species were created purposefully by the dragon god to work with humans and that's why there's so many different kinds with wildly different abilities.

I rather like the designs here. There's dragons of all shapes, sizes, and weird abilities. Reminds me of the seru from Legaia way back on PS1. Putting that aside, we're up to kissing, when do we get something really lewd like handholding?

Before you can be anything else, you must be yourself.

It depends on the person and on the god(s). I'm an atheist in this world, and if I were to be isekai'd to a world that very definitely had gods, but they sat around and did nothing while the world suffered or even worse demanded sacrifices, I'd probably upgrade my "crimes" from apostasy to deicide.

I have this sneaking suspicion that May is the actual ruler of the demon world, and she does the maid thing purely to satisfy her own fetishes.

Issei Hyodo approves of this exchange.

True, but it should be gratifying watching Maria's pet get his just desserts from a new angle.

I do feel like it's good to have the "standard isekai hero" story as contrast to Shiraori's story. It helps build a more complete picture of the world they're in.

Of course a battle junkie is going to stick with someone that will find him the best battles.

That sense of humor is a load bearing coping mechanism. Can you imagine how exhausting it would be to be that angry all day every day for thousands of years?

I see, thanks for the explanation.

Can someone explain the "grip" and sushi thing to me? Is it a reference to something in Japanese pop culture I'm too gaijin to understand?

Critical strike to her panties, ichigeki hissatsu.