Class Saiyasune de Urareta Ore wa, Jitsu wa Saikyou Parameter - Vol. 3 Ch. 12.2

[MangaDex]

 

[Thedying]

glad that guy is dead😮‍💨 (thank you for another chapter to read Artic)

 

[rexmundi]

death by fire

 

[Astra_Starwalker]

Golden = White with golden trimming.

 

[Jstar338]

Golden = White with golden trimming.

Nanami's is golden, and she's the one who stabbed the girl

 

[Astra_Starwalker]

Nanami's is golden, and she's the one who stabbed the girl

Ah, I see what happened.
Yui was fighting Yuuta, who's mecha is white with golden trimming, and I just assumed that mecha was whom she was referring to.
But Nanami, riding in a golden coated mecha, is the one that killed Emina, so Yui might have been referring to Nanami's golden coated mecha in the hopes of finding it so she can get revenge for Emina's death by killing the golden coated mecha's rider.

 

[JaBBerSmack]

It's annoying how this guy just resigned himself and accepted his death with a self-satisfied smile on his face. He doomed the country at the cost of his own life. I wanted him to suffer and stew in his failure and foolishness until he burned.

 

[Kaarme]

This is just ridiculous. This would have still barely passed if the Beast King had hit the road with all of his money and his most important soldiers, abandoning the Kirk Republic. But instead he decided to stick around and get executed. Why did he go through the trouble of scheming to get all the credit and rewards if he was planning to die shortly after? He knew firsthand his own mercenaries, nor the Kirk Republic army, can't stop the enemy, while thanks to his conspiracy the only group that could have possibly made a difference was practically driven out.

I wish the author had stopped to think for a minute about this whole mess he had written. Or maybe asked his eight years old niece to point out the obvious flaws.

 

[noore]

This is just ridiculous. This would have still barely passed if the Beast King had hit the road with all of his money and his most important soldiers, abandoning the Kirk Republic. But instead he decided to stick around and get executed. Why did he go through the trouble of scheming to get all the credit and rewards if he was planning to die shortly after? He knew firsthand his own mercenaries, nor the Kirk Republic army, can't stop the enemy, while thanks to his conspiracy the only group that could have possibly made a difference was practically driven out.

I wish the author had stopped to think for a minute about this whole mess he had written. Or maybe asked his eight years old niece to point out the obvious flaws.

Then again, the beast mercs would be caught anyway for her revenge, even though they were some sort of covert support?