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The sleeping platform built on the tree is held in place by ropes. Having read about and seen what goes into making any length of rope, I would think that great pains would be taken never to cut it. She would not have cut her rope in order to individually tie the different branches in place, but...

The Butler also neglected to instruct her how she should report any unusual events while she is standing guard.

A private room for a new common maid? That's pretty generous! I would have expected two bunk beds in a room to sleep four.

I saw the Japanese style hatchet shown on page 20 of chapter 5 in a woodworking catalog. It's interesting that it has a solid "nose" at the end to prevent the blade from hitting the ground or whatever is supporting the wood being split. It will stop the hatchet a centimeter or so above instead...

While an unrepentant lolicon, the Sage's attitude is one of admiration and not actually possession. Epstein, on the other hand, should be incorporated into one of those monsters that is made from a chimera of damned souls to be fed on forever.

It's funny that he got stuck in a mimic

"Kato! This is not the time!" Yeah, I'm old as dirt.

So much valuable crate wood and an intact wagon wheel in that alley! Even the beggars must be rich here!

I have no discipline, and so when I try anything like this, I end up burning it.

The can fill it with two dragons worth of magic crystals. If they're even slightly reasonable, they could live on those until they're old and dead. Hell, they could hire a mage to make a teleportation circle to take them directly to the Home Center from their mansion.

OK. That was beautiful. This story began in such an unusual way, and continued to be unique all along. Well. The cross-dressing part was kind of expected. In any case, I have thoroughly enjoyed it and it has been one of my favorites.

Let slip the surly bonds of earth.

Organizing a hunt to get rid of crows that have become an agricultural nuisance reminds me that somewhere on Mangadex I read a manga about a high school girl who works as a game trapper. The manga goes into some technical details about traps and their placement. The last chapter I read she had...

I don't know from guns, but I have never considered what this term referred to. So those tic marks on the crosshairs are 'aiming points'? I had never considered them when seeing them in movies, etc. I appreciate the new information.

Yeah. Almost 3,000 psi? A car tire is about 30-35 psi, and a bicycle tire is a bit more, and they are a chore to pump up (Well, a car tire because of the large volume). I can't imagine trying to charge an air rifle with a hand pump like that.

By the way, what's with the pose made by the gopher construction worker? On the final page you can see him with bowed legs and pointing his finger. I've seen this pose used elsewhere in manga, so it's iconic in some way, but I am clueless on its significance and its name. Does anyone know what...

To a person from a pre-modern agricultural society, bat guano is good for fertilizer. To a person from a modern industrial society, bat guano is a good source of nitrates for explosives.

Yes. I am now waiting for "Come join oneechan in the bath. Don't be so shy, we're both girls, after all!"

I cannot imagine a blacksmith with good hearing. The trade kind of ruins your ears, doesn't it?

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