Yeah, that inflection point of the story is like 75% of why I read these kinds of stories.Thanks for the translation! Great work as always!!
Now I'm just waiting to see that by trying to force her back, that guild is going to be in huge trouble cause of worker violations first and foremost, and then there's the whole bunch of people who are like "Nah, she's staying here". Not to mention all those benefits she's been getting.
Not much, without a doubt. Just enough to remember to breathe. Even if he doesn't believe she was recruited by the court mages, just eventually seeing that she was, a person would have to be a complete retard to believe they can get a former employee to give that up and come back just because they bark.I wonder how much IQ this guy has for asking the MC back to work for him? Even he that have a try and can't finish the work should know why MC will not work under him again after working in a place that is much more amazing than black company.
About average for a corrupt low-mid level manager.I wonder how much IQ this guy has for asking the MC back to work for him?
No, no, Dick Dastardly has class and skill. He cheats even if he's actually the best racer. These guys wouldn't even get the car to start.Hope their attempts will be on the level of Dick Dastardly levels of failure.
Yeah, sadly not all series that have a similar premise show us the outcome.My favorite part in these banished stories are the realization/comeuppance chapters where the idiots realized that the person they got rid of was the pillar of everything.
She's a goddamn cinnamon roll wrapped around a stone.Calling that impostor syndrome doesn't do it justice, but also don't make that much sense. She's full of confidence, yet doesn't see herself as valuable. It's a bit of a contradiction, but then again, people don't always make sense.