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Thanks for the chapter
Yeah this. It would be nice if Saebascans also translates chapter 21 and 22.Thank you for the update. honestly couldn't get through the other translations broken dialogue so I hope the next couple chapters get translated as well!
Well there's at least another, sliiiightly less brutal way, which is to take part in the aforementioned civil war and hasten it, or even trigger the coup himself so that the second prince takes over. Make it quick and decisive enough, make the first prince in line of succession appear sufficiently unfit and if he has sufficiently low support you don't get a civil war setting up for an invasion.That doesn't smell good... So, basically there would be only 2 alternatives, right?
1. Ramslett Dukedom going Brexit -> That's a bit like running away from your problems and praying for the said problems (an impending devastating civil war) won't come knock at the door one fine morning...
2. Taking over all this mess with a good old Coup d'Etat -> Wow, brutal.
I hope our protags will find a smoother third way...
"War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength". The 5 Stooges would surely win an internship at Big Brother's PR department.Ah yes, the commoners are not starving, and there's definitely no war in Ba Sing Se.
Boutta get some Class Warfare Karma
@Skydaz if you are serious. Early Allen found an undiscovered orc dungeon near the province? Of Altmund which is known for orc meat. Orcs are more of a pigman and considered a delicacy there. Allen's glider/vtol allows him to bring fresh orc meat which he sells for the cultural festival. Something that would normally be impossible without heavily preserving it with salt. Margaret mentions the meat has a minimal salt taste when she eats a skewer.I dont get what the fresh orc meat you guys keep talking about here, can someone fill me in?
Japan got Orcs from Dungeons & Dragons where they were originally described as pig-like. They didn’t make their own version or just randomly used the word orc for an unrelated monster.Sure, but the Japanese still decided to use the word orc, which they got from Tolkien and later Western fantasy/RPG authors. It's not like the Japanese would have known anything about esoteric medieval folklore in parts of Europe, to make their own version of it, like Tolkien did.