D-kyuu Boukensha no Ore, Naze ka Yuusha Party ni Kanyuu Sareta Ageku, Oujo ni Tsukimatowareteru - Vol. 3 Ch. 16 - For Some Reason I Had To Duel For T…

[ForTheJerusalem]

My guy will now teach those children some "magic", most likely the baby birthing kind, tho i'm not sure if the shotas can keep up.

 

[Grikath]

lmao, the arm scene.

Although, the explanation that healing a healthy body causes necrosis seems really potentially serious. Saints/priests would be really OP then, with non-projectile magic that could just take a limb/decapitate, especially if they can do area heals/etc. If it was just self-inflicted damage from not being able to control a magic spell that'd be one thing, but the explanation was that it was the effect of the spell hitting an "improper target" vs just internal magic going haywire that'd only be capable of hurting the caster.

Plenty of magic systems where this is exactly what happens. "White Magic" used to harm, usually by the Bad Guys, because Obviously Evil Application.

Based on the theory that magic that is applied incorrectly will find an effect/exit, generally in a way that is opposite the originally desired effect. Classically rebounding on the caster, but there are plenty of cases where the effect is deliberately directed at a target.
No doubt the correct, full spell has the condition that excess magical energy be dispersed harmlessly as part of the formula. Which the boy didn't get/missed... So he accidentally turned a High Heal into a Serious Harm without a stated target.
Bad. Move. Guaranteed Rebound...

As for weaponised use... Most people can't fling magic around like it's candy, and High Heals tend to be rather high rank/mana consuming. Area effects even more so. Generally more conventional application of stabbey-slicey stuff is more efficient, especially if you can use that mana to patch up your mates to do more of the slicey-stabby stuff. Efficiency matters..
Even if you can, doing so will most definitely Get You Talked About. And not in a positive way...

The principle of doing this is obviously known, as evidenced by our MC's reaction. Probably taught about in those Boring Lectures as well as part of Safety Precautions when mucking about with spells..
But using it in this way deliberately? Especially when intent probably matters as part of the spell? Can't see many people using it that way deliberately. Unless, of course, psychopatic, Evil, etc.. applies.

 

[Seinvolf]

Thank u always for ur great work...
^^...

 

[flannan]

They complain that the teachers only give textbook exercises, but the first thing they do right after is to read a textbook?

It might be hard to understand, but I'll try to explain:

A bad lecturer will just say the same things as in a textbook. Without making them any easier to understand.
For many people, reading it in a book form is easier than listening to a lecture.

A good lecturer will explain things much better than a textbook does. He'll add jokes, examples, metaphors and other things that should have been in a textbook, if the textbook editors and textbook approval bureaucrats did not prevent it.

 

[jokerxhisoka]

It might be hard to understand, but I'll try to explain:

A bad lecturer will just say the same things as in a textbook. Without making them any easier to understand.
For many people, reading it in a book form is easier than listening to a lecture.

A good lecturer will explain things much better than a textbook does. He'll add jokes, examples, metaphors and other things that should have been in a textbook, if the textbook editors and textbook approval bureaucrats did not prevent it.

First, you explained nothing, they had access to both the textbook and the explanation of the teacher. Second, " reading it in a book form is easier than listening to a lecture", the fact that he almost lost his arm shows that reading from the book wasn't easier. Third, they are children, they don't know what is better or worse.

 

[LeonsamaX]

Nah I relate with not wanting to do shit but then getting hit with a backstory like that I'd feel bad and help anyway

 

[DedBeet]

lmao, the arm scene.

Although, the explanation that healing a healthy body causes necrosis seems really potentially serious. Saints/priests would be really OP then, with non-projectile magic that could just take a limb/decapitate, especially if they can do area heals/etc. If it was just self-inflicted damage from not being able to control a magic spell that'd be one thing, but the explanation was that it was the effect of the spell hitting an "improper target" vs just internal magic going haywire that'd only be capable of hurting the caster.

magic resistance? (nvm yeah large scale warfare it could be pretty nasty )

 

[androgynous]

He's 18?! Wtf dude gave up on his dream after hearing a drunk loser complaining how difficult a job of a hero/king is? But he's so OP with just minimal effort could afford a luxurious life! But nah, he prefers being a literal bum!? Btw I know it's a comedy, but still it has to be believable to a certain degree! Even "Saiki Kusuo no Sai-nan" make more sense

 

[welcome2atlantis]

Yes. Do not heal a healthy body. Do not fix something that isn't broken.

 

[ycnbm_8]

The amount of useless text in this manga is driving me insane.