Back in Chapter 81 it talks about how there was a mysterious plague that only affects Rulers/Lords and cause them to lose their sanity before succumbing. Alec remarks the King changed around that time so potentially his whole family was corrupted rather than evil.Ok, how is it that his brother is acting all nice and honorable when he was one of the people who sent Alec on this quest with the intent he'd die? They might as well be two totally different characters.
it's possible that he was affected by that spell for a long time. coming to the sleeping kingdom, where magical ivy grows and a witch lives. might've made the spell go berserkOk, how is it that his brother is acting all nice and honorable when he was one of the people who sent Alec on this quest with the intent he'd die? They might as well be two totally different characters.
You know, it would be a wild and hilarious plot twist if Alec was actually completely evil, but that plague corrupted him and caused him to become good and heroic.Back in Chapter 81 it talks about how there was a mysterious plague that only affects Rulers/Lords and cause them to lose their sanity before succumbing. Alec remarks the King changed around that time so potentially his whole family was corrupted rather than evil.
Yea I feel the same, this complete 180 of this character just feels so forced and off putting. And the whole “it’s just because of the disease” just feels so cheap.😅Ok, how is it that his brother is acting all nice and honorable when he was one of the people who sent Alec on this quest with the intent he'd die? They might as well be two totally different characters.
Nothing like a bit of masonry to bond with your brother right after planting a wet one on him. It's not like there's anything better to do...I've heard of kissing and making out, but I guess kissing and making up works too.
It's not like the royals' residence would be standing somewhere on it's own in the middle of nowhere... There's a capital city around it, dude. I suspect you're confused by the MC saying that he will "buy" butter and assume he'll actually interact with someone outside? That's not what he means, he'll get the goods from a store in the city (apparently the spell keeps them fresh somehow) and leave money in their place. They've done that on their previous visit.Thx for the TL
idk if i just forgot or just maybe they really didn't specify, but how big is the kingdom? Cus if they are able to just walk to another town for butter, how wide did the spell hit? or maybe it was just the royal castle
Depends on what you mean by "addressed". It wasn't explained how or why, but they did notice that food stays fresh, most likely due to the same spell that keeps everyone sleeping for decades, yet not dying from lack of nutrition or having their muscle mass atrophying or having their physiological needs taken care of.Let's find some decades old butter! I actually forgot about how long they were at sleep, but it still irks me that the preservation of food was never adressed in this series.
I know they said at some point that the food seems safe to eat. But it has been a few days (weeks?) since he woke up the girls, which means the preservation spell is still going strong even after that. And they are still eating the food with the spell still active.Depends on what you mean by "addressed". It wasn't explained how or why, but they did notice that food stays fresh, most likely due to the same spell that keeps everyone sleeping for decades, yet not dying from lack of nutrition or having their muscle mass atrophying or having their physiological needs taken care of.
Why would waking up the girls change anything? That would mean the rest would either also wake up, or start being affected by all the things I listed and more and that obviously hasn't been the case.I know they said at some point that the food seems safe to eat. But it has been a few days (weeks?) since he woke up the girls, which means the preservation spell is still going strong even after that. And they are still eating the food with the spell still active.
Just seems like the author just didn't want to think up a complex explanation for the food situation.