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It's possible to have a few drinks in celebration without getting so drunk you can't walk on your own; she was celebrating the same as him but was smart enough to not go overboard. Plus it's honestly just no fun at all having to babysit someone as drunk as him, even (or perhaps especially) when...

I'd be getting in touch with the Empire right away. They just threatened an upheaval of not just two countries, but also the only line of defense against the demon invasion. This Saintess needs to be sent packing.

I swear this is the only series where the main couple is presented at the beginning, yet ALL of the focus is on developing the side character's relationships. We've gotten like 2-3 slight glimpses of them growing towards each other while there's entire chapters dedicated to developing a...

That's like this MC's entire thought process. "Proactive" is not a word in his vocabulary.

So... was his death truly an accident when his transfer was also the exact catalyst the Goddess seemed to need to finish her tree? Seems pretty suspicious to me. "Sorry I killed you! I hope you can live comfortably in this new world! ...and if you could just solve a problem one of us Almighty...

.... Didn't they technically just kidnap a handful of Royals? I know it's just a demonstration, but anyone left behind might not see it that way.

If this ever gets an anime adaptation, this should be the theme song.

Fizzy Bubblech!

At this point, I honestly wouldn't be surprised if Yuri does invent space travel just to get the fuck away from the responsibilities the world keeps pushing onto him. Additionally, there's the plus side of no guild in space, so he'll never be more than F Ranked.

"The world is in danger!" Yuri:

Jesus Christ, if the teachers themselves are so afraid of the guy, shouldn't that be more than enough to get him access to the library? They could have seriously lost a big chunk of their teaching staff with this test.

That dragon's name is like the author let their cat walk across their keyboard twice.

Did she pay for the ingredients she took home to test with? Like, didn't Asuta just spend multiple chapters trying to obtain that sauce?

If they're in a rush, how did they have the time to put her in that golem? And what exactly was their plan to begin with? It's not like they brought someone else to put in the golem, and I highly doubt any of them would've been willing to get in themselves.

I know he's doing it out of the genuine goodness in his heart, but it would be hilarious if his only true motivation is not wanting to cross Sullivan and Opera.

I said the same thing last chapter. If his power doesn't work on the humans, then they can't be a "native species."

That's not a story, that's a declaration. And one that could've been made the moment she showed up.

If his power doesn't work on humans, but work on the "native species", are the humans alien to that planet? Wouldn't that sort of justify the demons' and monsters' decision to cleanse their world of an invasive species? Humans are often portrayed as a sort of plague.