His own time doesn't exist. By that logic, is it possible to go back to any of the other loops? It all falls under the same system, the author undid everything that happened, and in order to move on and never have to deal with that problem, we went back to a time where the village's existence is no longer relevant, nor is it his goal, since it doesn't exist.
Actually his time still exists, Ageha destroyed the physical reality not the space time continuum, at least from what I remember, and don't forget the story is about magic and gods too, his world can just as easily be recreated if a higher power so desires.
Which is most likely what will happen really, we're basically seeing why people with his hair was hated, you shouldn't assume things won't go back to where they were when time travel is involved.
Mark my words, we absolutely we'll go back to the present and continue from where we stopped.
Regardless of whether or not the hero party are trustworthy, all he knows is they were betrayed. He knows nothing of their personalities or ways of life. You'd think he would become a bit more careful and less trusting after everything he's been through, but that's obviously not the kind of person the author wants him to be. He needs to remain static when it comes to his character, personality, and way of acting. Can't have a hero with 2 brain cells or some agency. Nope, that'd be asking for too much, it may alienate the target audience.
A lot of his attitude could be explained due to different values, don't forget this is written by Japanese, I honestly doubt they're questioning why he trust the hero party
For the Japanese him trusting the legendary hero party is probably much more easier to accept than it is for us in the west
And even ignoring that some people
are trusting like this, especially since we need to take into account in the past Kiska is living fine as an adventurer as far as we know, he has no reason to suspect the worst from the hero party
Yes, theorically most people who goes through shit like he did become cynical and paranoid, but some doesn't, his attitude isn't inherently unrealistic
Ageha was confirmed to be the hero if I'm not mistaken, by the Vampire girl. She did defeat the demon lord, and then was sealed (though the circumstances are still unknown). Only a hero can defeat the demon lord, therefore, Ageha is not a self proclaimed hero since she accomplished just that, given that the world did not end and all that.
Right, she did confirm it later, I completely forgot that since it was a while ago
About using the word patriarchy, I was simply tossing a bunch of sexist sounding words to emphasize how meaningless it was to hyper focus on the subject. It's meaningless and not the point of the argument. And then you went and hyper focused on patriarchy and commented on it. Figures. Let it go.
Nope, wasn't meaningless, to quote his exact words:
"Hey. I know this sounds weird to you, but this is not how men function, especially those who have been through a lot in life."
He's
literally making pretty clear part of the reason he can't accept the arguments he quoted is because mc is a man
What he said wasn't said in a vacuum, it was said explicitly in relation to what me and Csabawars said
You don't care about that and find it meaningless? That's on you, won't stop me from calling out stupid sexism when I see it
You can reply to this part of our discussion if you want, but we clearly won't get anywhere cause we see things too differently
