If you don't care about those groups, like the recent spam I've been getting with official publishers finally getting around to listing their series, you can go to that group's page and block them, which hides all their uploads.
Nobody's talking about the sly "Three Little Pigs" reference, with the Orcs living in houses of straw, wood, and bricks? I guess the Casus Belli discussion is both more exciting and more culturally relevant, but I would have expected at least one comment.
Not to distract from the deep, interesting conversation about the main plot and if humans are the real monsters...
...but that's a pretty well done Zenitsu outfit Kenken's wearing on page 2.
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Old teacher guy is Fluder Paradyne, #1 mage in the Baharuth Empire. The skeleton is a Death Knight, a monstrously powerful undead that happens to be of the same species as the "low-level minion" Ainz creates on his first visit to Carne Village.
Another factor that prevents abusing this system is that when you die, you can only transfer the skill you were born with, not any skills that anyone else has given you. So no matter how many skills you amass during your life, only one gets passed down to the next generation. For every one...