Boiling water wasn’t always a common practice and even when it was, wood can be expensive especially for peasantsSo, they didn't even bother to boil their water before drinking it?
I was curious so I had to look. I love how at the end of that one chapter she's like "It was after being called "The Barefoot Slave" that I realized I left the shoes that the Commoner had bought for me back at the house..."Man the upcoming raws are becoming serious is all I'll say...
Nobody did, nobody caught those people, they drank from the well, and they died while on the street.So if the people who drank from the well did die from drinking the well water, who brought all the corpses out into the square? The cult? Some random person? Either way, it's ironic that the cult was actually right in this case and now the entire town is probably doomed.
Oh so it was a case of being unlucky when came to drinking that water & not something orchestrated by that cult. Sucks for that little girl but maybe some peace has been restored in that town. Thanks for the translations.
After spending some 15 minutes reading and rereading this arc, I think I understand most of it:
- The "dirty water", just had herbs in it.
- The well water is the "poison"
- MC group did not drink any well water, which is why MC left soon after
- The group actually had a surprisingly firm understanding on the issue.
What I don't understand:
- What happened to the group? (Hope so)
- Were the wells go so much actually cursed?
- Even if the well water is un drinkable, I feel like it should had noticeable discoloration, and it appears to, so why did they not notice that.
- Was it really even a human town to begin with (Did the herbs actually hurt anyone)?
It's actually a pretty interesting plot line, and I want to know more now...
Some contaminates survive boiling. Toxins and chemicals that don't break down into something safe. You need to filter and test well water (or just watch the expendable bro after he drinks a glass). I think the water was likely contaminated in such a way based on how quickly the butterfly died. Likely something that is tasteless (no extreme pH situation cause they would taste it) and quickly bioactive (it's a work of fiction though so the author may have not been thinking that deep).So, they didn't even bother to boil their water before drinking it?
It's a manga about an arrogant slavewhat is this manga?!?!
I mean the cult was still killing people. So they were right to be stopped.Nice, they doomed a whole village by acting like a generic video game "hero".
Probably there wasn't any other water source near the place. Plenty of villages in the old days were naturally formed near rivers, springs, or a well and once they dried up the village basically died or migrated elsewhere. It just happens the water source got poisoned this timeThere was no real good outcome for this place, well water or happy spring water. No one bothered to fetch water from someplace else to begin with.