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So he revived her and then reincarnated her at the cost of his own life? I don't understand the final page though because the chair is empty, implying they're both gone?

They do seem like the type of people that would build their village in a hyperbolic time chamber. :dogkek: At the same time Kuruto seems like the type to brew an immortality elixir and taste test it like it was soup. :dogkek: :dogkek:

Since that place is an unmarked graveyard and there are no gravestones there, much less a field of them, that seems like a stretch. It's more natural to assume that it's a reference to the death inherent to war. The context of the Tanya's inner monologue seems to be highlighting the difference...

As the universe expands, so too does this man's harem.

Never underestimate a nii-sama protecting their imouto. :meguusmug:

There is a possibility that they could show up and no one (except Lumi) would knew what they were. Perhaps a 'great hero blessed by gods/spirits' could actually be a spirit contractor. They also don't have to have appeared recently, they could have popped up 200 years ago then went hermit mode...

It's just how I read the story she told.

That would fall apart if there are any other Spirit Contractors still active elsewhere in the world and they took issue with that. Lumi herself says they appear even though she has covered up the secret to becoming one, which makes sense.

The empty husk thing is extremely overstated, it's a trope that comes up in any and all talks of humans becoming immortal and living for "too long". Even when phased as 'disconnected from how a human should be' that does not change. Beyond that you just have people with conflicting interests...

She says that spirits are mixed into ALL souls (except visitors' / otherworlders' souls) so it's unlikely that anyone messed with the souls directly. The nobility have more spirit in their soul and that is what gives them magic. If the nobility are descended from spirit contractors then that...

I just hope that this fight is not that same as what we had in the anime. Several things in play there, but the precision and scope of the wish matters a lot. The king basically got monkey pawed by human nature and became a 'monster' protecting human greed, so long as 'his people' wished for...

He discussed this last chapter with Aura, he is very concerned the barrier will tear the ship apart. He felt that it should only be used as a last resort, when sinking the ship was unavoidable or inevitable, so he's fine with handing it over to the Captain to make that determination. He'd even...

She forgot she was a girl when she went all face hugger huh...

Suddenly a great harvest.

So that's how the illusion affected her, but did she not take a bath for a week?

So the reason he failed to cooperate with our main group and form a proper battle plan was he wanted to protect his teenage crush's daughter? Katia got mogged FOR THIS?

This was unreadable not gonna lie. I'm not even sure the speech bubbles were in the correct order.

Imagine seeing a interdimensional portal and then deciding to destroy the control device for it. :dogkek:

She says she heard the story of the first demon lord from her mother, so no. They are part of the same clan though, so could be a grand daughter or niece or something. While she's very old, the chapter seems to be implying she is too young to have known the first demon lord directly and setting...

Excuse me?