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His body is completely filled with solid mana. Presumably some property of solid mana allows him to directly handle powerful energies such as lightning, in addition to all the other physical augmentation it provides.

It would honestly be pretty fricken cool if Rufus did develop Draconic traits. The magical research that could be done on that alone... And once it's been studied, it could result in an entirely new race. "Dragonkin".

She isn't though. He hates women like his ex, who thought she deserved "better", cheated on him, and abandoned him (fricken helped frame him too). I see no similarity.

I see. He must become an internet femboy and gain simps of his own, all so he can keep simping for his oshi. I understand. Very well. Go forth young man, and embrace your femininity! All of the above, is, of course, a joke.

I shall not.

Bro noticed the "help me" eyes. That's honestly pretty based.

Oh damn. So she definitely has that in the manga. I'd assume that they'll be revealing it shortly then.

Wasn't Constantinople/Istanbul pretty decent in terms of religious tolerance too? I remember reading about multiple religious structures that had different areas for muslims, christians, and jews, all in the same building. Pretty sure there wasn't an additional tax either, though I really don't...

Damn. That's super fucked up, but also about as hilarious as expected. So, in the novel, did Remilia (or her knight - blanking on her name) happen to somehow get a recording of this or something?

Dude literally just called that Exec Director stupid. It wasn't even "did something unnecessary", it was outright "did something stupid". And he did it right in from of guests. That's far more straightforward than I'd typically expect of a scene of a Japanese business meeting, and I'm honestly...

Wait, what? Mind explaining that to me? Because that sounds hilariously debauched. Who was it with? When did it happen?

Note that the "didn't lose heart when she was without a single ally" and "gave it all for the world based on her beliefs" parts are characteristics of the "real Remilia", not merely the "Emi's Remilia" that she portrays. The first is undeniably accurate, and the second's context is a little...

You may well be correct. I based my comment on the "half the country is associated with the mainstream religion of the continent and the other half isn't" bit. I honestly don't know enough about European geography to assess beyond that. I'm more knowledgeable about politics and divisions (not...

"working class hero, taking on the wealthy elite with aggressive foot massages!" Can't help but imagine an alternate version of the old Roshambo story, with the old farmer giving the young corporate negotiator a really aggressive foot massage instead of kicking him in the nuts. I'm honestly not...

Note that as the present time in the series is the 1950s, they are not, in fact, making a reference to the World Trade Center (1973-2001), let alone to 9/11.

Heh. American healthcare system reference? Was it even that bad back in the 1950s? Still funny either way.

So wait, they're planning to trade with what are essentially that world's equivalent to Irish Protestants? Hell yeah. That's fricken cool.

The fact that the brocon incest-wanter actually caused their kiss is hilarious.

Exactly.

It's great how everyone's like "Fuck that noise" when he tries to explain away the confession.