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He can use uncommon magic because Ameithyst blessed him. The chief god usually doesn't interact with the mortals directly, so nobody else uses purple magic (lightning). His teacher can't use it either, but she's a highly skilled mage and taught him many advanced techniques, like multi-casting...

But talk-no-jutsu has always been an integral part of battle shonen :pepehmm:

That's just humans being humans though, the demon god didn't influence them. Until recently he was still sealed under the forest, barely managed to control some undeads to do his bidding. The main reason creator god transfered MC to this world was because civilization has been stagnant for a...

No they weren't. The Creator shaped the world, then created five immortal races and later the young Gods, but even he had no control over the cycle of reincarnation. It's just the natural order of things.

In general, they can't do it over long distance. Spirits have very weak individuality (or simple-minded) coz the burden of memories reduce their ability to wield power of nature. Giving them a complex instruction and they'll forget it soon enough. The exception is when they have a strong...

Ig Kohaku used some magic to bind their lives together, as long as one of them still alive the other won't truly die.

That was only true at the beginning, but not anymore. All the constant fighting + rapid healing with drug has made Akira much stronger than he used to be. Even the veteran hunters don't want to try that kind of superhuman training method (albeit involuntarily in Akira's case) coz it's lethal as...

I think he also considered Ferdinand's situation in that.

All souls, regardless of races, go through the cycle of reincarnation. The souls carry the memories of their past lives for a short while after death, which will gradually fade away as they're reborn. This is where the characteristic of high elves/spirits kicked in: their souls become immortal...

Do you remember how long it has been since he was teleported back to Earth? This series is extremely jam-packed with events, to the point that an entire volume can go by within a single day. So the problem you're talking about doesn't even have enough time to fester yet.

It's probably not a strong spell, only at the level of suggestion. Only when using it at the right time + repetition that he could implant a long-lasting effect on his target.

My guess is true gods' blessing have always been few are far between. Arthur then used his ability to create an imaginary pantheon and dispensed blessing (more abundant but less potent) to many more people -- after all, there's no need to explain it to many nations if it's not a global...

High elves live for about 1000 years. They stop aging after reaching the young adult appearance (20s in human term), so even the elders will look just like his siblings. High elves at 800+ y.o are considered elders, and they gradually spend more time in mediation/sleep until their soul detach...

Well, it's not like that secret basement is open for public. The room is locked + Bie is there to monitor him, so the Pope can take his sweet time to prepare for whatever evil plot.

Sound like the neighboring country's ploy, given their strange "voting" event was conducted at such a weird time. They could use it as an excuse to delay making their allegiance known, then wait until both sides incur heavy loss to sweep in and reap the benefits.

Both of them were still holding back. It's because of his magical power. On Earth only god or demon use magic, while the psychic is a different category.

He will. [/SPOILER]

Sometimes I think that Japanese readers were already conditioned to accept this shit.

Look at chapter 118. He always has her under surveillance, so any kind of scheme she cooked up was leaked from the get go. There's no way that giant robot was created on a spur of the moment, he specifically made it for a kaiju battle.

He literally said he used the second Prince and Count Lumberjack to force their hand. How to kick out the customers is for the inn to figure out, but some bad reviews are less of a problem than angry royalty.