Benriya Saitou-san, Isekai ni Iku - Vol. 7 Ch. 168 - Inn of the Aphrodisiac (5)

[MangaDex]

 

[Mingu113]

First pair of nipples to be on display?

 

[So-chan]

My balls, they are so blue...

 

[HDMI1]

MC gets the reward for taking out the Gold Armor, uses it to purchase a conveniently nearby elf prostitute for the night.

 

[Morthasa]

No. Nonononono! Don't change the subject! Let us move swiftly back to the empty incense burner!

 

[xyzzy]

this chapter out of context

 

[Parnifia]

Nipples! Incredible.

 

[ciera]

Thanks for the chapter

 

[anonymousthief]

Lol they didn't even get to kiss.

 

[DanielLC]

The only punishment for drugging people and forcing them to have sex is a fine? What is wrong with that place?

 

[Rafalga]

Oh you were running a drug induced rape gang? No worries, just a fine.

 

[rmremail]

Nipples! Incredible.

Nah, just so-so.

 

[rmremail]

Oh you were running a drug induced rape gang? No worries, just a fine.

When you have cults that are literally trying to resurrect the demon lord so that they can bring about the end of the world, your moral spectrum gets re-calibrated a little.

 

[rmremail]

The only punishment for drugging people and forcing them to have sex is a fine? What is wrong with that place?

It's medieval.
Back then, rape was only a crime if the woman was already married (to somebody else).

 

[Hourglass]

Oh ffs

 

[Rafalga]

It's medieval.
Back then, rape was only a crime if the woman was already married (to somebody else).

You have a source for that? Since every other one says it was a crime and punished severely across europe and had different stipulations in everywhere else. But it was never "not a crime unless married". Even early written laws have it as a crime. And most certainly not a thing you can pull in the middle of a settlement with literal law enforcement. Funnier part is, even the assailant expected to be hanged for it but knight was fine with it lol.

 

[Baelgun]

You have a source for that? Since every other one says it was a crime and punished severely across europe and had different stipulations in everywhere else. But it was never "not a crime unless married". Even early written laws have it as a crime. And most certainly not a thing you can pull in the middle of a settlement with literal law enforcement. Funnier part is, even the assailant expected to be hanged for it but knight was fine with it lol.

Well the Spanish Inquisition was one of the first to put out the "woke" idea that rape should be treated as a crime on similar level to murder instead of "broken property" as it was before.

 

[UncleKaos]

Well they were into each other way before this. so not surprised they were about to have alittle fun to remove that tension.

 

[dcdfvr]

Of course they were denied

 

[Kababman]

booba