This is what I believe too. And it makes sense, so I think you theory will actually be confirmed. Her teleportation was explicitly done by someone who wants her to change the path of history or sent her back to ensure it happens.
Thanks TOOR scans for finishing this series, to be honest I didn't even know we were near the end until it just..happened. Still, there was never really any grand story to be told, just a relaxing slice of life about funny birds.
Certainly felt a bit abrupt but it definitely not the worst ending. Thanks for the translations to everyone who worked on this and for seeing it through.
I was thinking about this series because I kept remembering that I never read the ending.
I just couldn't remember the name so it wasn't until I rummaged through an old reading list that I found it. Well, I'm just commenting for posterity sake and to highlight the irony that the closure I was...
New party member? Cool. Just want to call out all the little details in the panels - it really makes me think this manga has some potential.
The art is not quite as polished as Dungeon Meshi but it's giving me the same vibes as when that started being released. Starts with an interesting...
Thanks for the chapter, I also kinda forgot this manga was a thing until it showed up in my updates.
I'm glad the bandits vaguely adressed the whole dark elf thing, she clearly didn't look like a dwarf - I wonder if it's an 'adopted by dwarfs' kinda situation.
This is so sad, can you imagine if we got this development over an entire volume or two without time skipping 1.5 years.
I'm always amazed and disappointed in how some series overstay their welcome for years (looking at you rent a girlfriend) but so many unique or quirky stories struggle to...
Wow there were already hints at the guy's home life not being great but to learn that the gal is having it rough as well kinda hurts. It's not a bad chapter but its a surprising mix of sober reality in a series where the plot revolves around a literal cartoon tsuchinoko.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed how many pages the author spends on artsy environmental panels just to pad the page count. Nice april fools going by the comments quite a number fell for it.
I've been following this series for so long, way before even farmland saga, that I took for granted what kind of story this was. Einar's death hit me hard. Thanks for the chapter - it was a good one, sad but well written.
The first 2 pages were just basically scenery shots... why do this on the last chapter? It just seems so lazy.
And what about all those other characters we met and the haniel author sub plot that the author spent several chapters (months) setting up. This is certainty "an ending" I suppose...