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This chapter thread has done a good job of reminding me that the majority of manga readers have no empathy.

A new neighbor to relax with and Just like that, we're off to the races.

He, like many other people who read these manga, aren't able to interact with society appropriately. As such, they're incapable of understanding that, unlike their fantasies of ultraviolence (that they'll never fulfill because they're chickenshit cowards), you can't punch your way out of court...

It was a nice benefit that we used to have once

Those could just be rivets added for style. Yeah, I don't buy that either.

You don't even know what she's wanted for.

He does seem to have no actual attachments to anyone but himself.

Sure was a nice cinnamon roll that we used to have once

Ok, this chapter has left me convinced that it's now 50/50 whether Bastark has/had a husband whom she misses and thus, understands why the Fist Saint's duties as a housewife have delayed her arrival.

Remember kids: Too much muscle training carries the risk of smoothing the brain.

It's not something you can understand.

Based on experience, we all know that power levels are bullshit. As an aside, I'm not wrong yet: Nobody told Bastark where exactly Yui was, so even if she really does stand no chance, they might still bond over how much they both love their husbands. Sure, it's a chance that approaches 0, but...

I see a great number of people are concerned, but as we can see, he is very clearly unimpressed by the sight before him. So'm I, for that matter.

Well,uh... I guess my concerns about that party not being trustworthy were not material after all....

"Gaze into the fist of Dredd!"

I think partly it was to show the growth in Haruka's control over her magic. Could she have pulled that off before? Maybe, but would she have been willing to try? Probably not, out of fear. Now, it was no big deal. You're right right that it was short, which really removes any dramatic weight...

If this isn't exactly the sort of behavior you expect from these degenerates, there's nobody that can help you.

Because, despite the medieval fantasy elements, this manga is first and foremost a comedy.

Boo to all of them. We want Raku!

That's not meant to be taken literally; it's to illustrate to the reader what kind of personality she is. Understandable confusion, given everything else that's in that stomach.