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It's not actually the volume 4 cover (does not appear to be out yet Didn't see the completed tag earlier, so don't think it has a volume 4), that's the cover from the Light Novel.

Maybe I could have worded it better, but what I was saying is the buff was active for 80% of the time he was in the party, I was describing duration it was active, not strength of the buff. The exact effectiveness of the buff wasn't stated, just that since his carry capacity is 30x a normal...

The amulets stat gain is separate from the skill that made the party stronger. A skill he gained half a year after joining the hero's party called "Turtle's Blessing", buffs the party based on how much he's carrying. Since Ruck is a Luggage Carrier with large carry capacity, the buff he provided...

Chapter 6.1 when he was re-appraised, Ruck found out he actually acquired a skill two years called "Turtle's Blessing" that passively buffs the party based on how much skill holder is carrying. For a normal person, that skill's buff is negligibly small, but since Ruck's unique skill is "Luggage...

Not what happened. The summoning machine was absorbing magic energy and confirmed to absorb a small magic attack he sent as a test. He didn't want to risk sending a large scale magic since if that gets absorbed too, the summoning would become stronger and he'd have lost mana only make thing more...

The plan was to use the guy's pride draw out the Holy Knights of the Archbishop to the wastelands. While the Holy knights are preoccupied out in the wastelands, the rest of the party and the saint's faction would rebel against the Archbishop.

I doubt they went through with that because Merim immediately called him an idiot for suggesting it. I also doubt Merim would have any strength left to hang onto Claus for the ride home if she carried him up 10 floors of the dungeon.

Thief girl was traveling through the what appears to be a ventilation shaft, which presumably goes straight up to the outside. Going by the Roman numerals of the floors in chapter 28, they were 10 floors deep in the catacombs. I thinking that MC didn't use Auto-return until they were outside the...

Just because it hasn't triggered yet, doesn't mean it won't, she might not have completely died yet. People don't just instantly die the moment they're stabbed, it could take a few minutes for a person to bleed out.

It was this manga, happened in chapter 68.

I have no idea how it would be achieved through the marriage, but the second prince's mom flat out said "What I want is their fortune" in chapter 6.1.

She's wearing both, an oversize lab coat dragging on the floor with a Chinese-style dress under.

You have some numbers switched as well. She was level 5 before the untangling, ended up with 23 after untangling.

The girl is suppose to become the Saintess in the game and does appear relatively powerful already (able to fight to 20th floor). Don't really know full extent of her abilities, just know MC was fully charmed and unaware he was under it's effect until after the fact. In a more revenge oriented...

It's definitely not well thought out plan. If the writer wanted to, they could potentially let her get away with it with something like persuasion with charm skill or dungeon mechanic where it resets on exit so no evidence of the cave-in. But given how fast they got rid of the teacher, I don't...

As I'm re-reading my comment trying to figure out what you're referring to, I realized that I'm probably over analyzed the writing (or what's not written). The story so far hasn't been lingering on suffering and situations get resolve relatively quickly, so the punishment of the girl is just...

Obvious to the reader, not to the people within the story. What we are shown of the cave-in, nothing appears to links it to the girl causing it, we're just shown a pile of rocks. We as readers know about her skills as we're shown them on the pages, but the people in the story that haven't seen...

It'd be really hard to. Little to no actual proof/evidence she did anything other than MC's word, which means it becomes a he said she said scenario. Girl is popular and well liked while MC is outcast and hated, it's a forgone conclusion that other people will side with the girl (the exception...

You're too hung up on the mathematical value of the numbers in the names of the ranks. The value of the numbers do not matter, they are names of ranks, what they represent in the hierarchy is what matters. The TL is fine because it's conveying the fact that Rank 3 is the superior/higher rank to...

It's a holy symbol/mark. The same symbol is on the chest of the Holy Nation's Queen. The Saintess had the symbol before fighting the Demon lord.