Game of Familia: Kazoku Senki - Ch. 72 - The Most Vile Scum

[Grailm]

Yup, i fucking called it.

 

[dope0420]

So in your opinion, this manga author needs to be monitored by the state because you think his fictional story shows he wants to assault real people.

And you’re recommending the government of a sovereign nation to follow your idea.

Small wonder how Trump won the popular vote.

It's sarcasm. By my own comment, we should ALL be on the same watchlist for reading this shit. Calm down.

 

[ZeroBADartS]

hey not really her, give us some action then damn it

 

[obsidianpassion]

WHYYYYYYYYY would he trust a complete stranger he just met to watch him rape his son's fiance and torture his own son?

 

[Salfaro]

So what was the point of telling that sob story to Sasae, does he just lie for fun?

Well, keep in mind that if this tree is just Sasae 2's memories, Sasae 1's whole conversation with Dad at the table is a bit weird. Not only is it a conversation the kid shouldn't have heard, but also the dad claims it's information he's never told anyone, which would include Sasae 2, in which case how is it in Sasae 2's memories? Unless Dad randomly goes on a tangent about it after raping Manako or something that we just haven't seen yet, the memory shouldn't have that info to give to Sasae 1.

So with that peculiarity in mind, a not-uncommon trope in "memoryscape flashback spell" scenes like this is that powerful wizards are able to sense when someone's interacting with a memory/past version of themselves, basically jumping into the spell themselves a bit, through some aspect of the "real past" being in the spell or whatever (hence being able to interact with things outside of the scope of the real memory).

So it could be that Dad's been onto Sasae 2 from the get-go, and was intentionally lying because he kind of knows what's happening, and that Sasae 2 / "Kazan" is an adversary and they're in a spell, not just some random guy from the street.

 

[popo53414]

 

[MrAthnos]

So what was the point of telling that sob story to Sasae, does he just lie for fun?

I think the father knows it's his son and is just going the extra mile. Props for not braking character.

 

[Doomroar]

This backstory is so damn dumb it goes full circle into funny, and then makes another round into disappointing

 

[JhoasOliver]

Is this an illusion?

 

[glueweeb]

lmao i knew it

 

[Kanade0021]

thanks for the translation!

 

[inversefate]

Spoiler: Speculation

Feel it in my guts, the twist is that the Undead King is Sasae 2, the dad's too much of a lame rapist to be the real final boss

 

[Haezer]

The fact that some of you actually fell for it is crazy

A happy couple and Sasae's dad under the same roof and ya'll expecting a wholesome activity? Hell no.

 

[dextersTomato]

Code please …

 

[vannn]

So with that peculiarity in mind, a not-uncommon trope in "memoryscape flashback spell" scenes like this is that powerful wizards are able to sense when someone's interacting with a memory/past version of themselves, basically jumping into the spell themselves a bit, through some aspect of the "real past" being in the spell or whatever (hence being able to interact with things outside of the scope of the real memory).

So it could be that Dad's been onto Sasae 2 from the get-go, and was intentionally lying because he kind of knows what's happening, and that Sasae 2 / "Kazan" is an adversary and they're in a spell, not just some random guy from the street.

I almost prefer the idea that the dad just likes lying to strangers over the possibility that he’s somehow omniscient and wanted to make a show of raping his daughter in law/adopted daughter in front of his son/adopted son so his son has to watch (again?) some 2000 years later as a prerequisite to to getting a magic wand made of hate.

It has everything I dislike about time travel and non linear storytelling, Sasuga, author sama.

 

[vannn]

Spoiler: Speculation

Feel it in my guts, the twist is that the Undead King is Sasae 2, the dad's too much of a lame rapist to be the real final boss

This would be way more interesting.

 

[WonderingSFaiz]

Elf guy, we really don't need to save this one

Lets just murder him

 

[Carcer]

So cartoonishly evil and petty to raise a kid for years only to end up tormenting him in place of his real son. Must be the Hollowing effect though from losing his ability to die, turning him into an absolutely malicious little shit.

 

[yetanothergeek]

What, no way, what a surprise!

 

[LilHoodie]

So what was the point of telling that sob story to Sasae, does he just lie for fun?

What was the point of this chapter? We already knew he was a jackass