Gyakutaisarete Ita Shouka no Reijou wa Seijo no Chikara wo Te ni Ire, Mujikaku ni Youshanaku Gyakushuu suru - Ch. 12

[Kucai]

The only thing you should feel when you shoot someone...
Is the recoil

 

[Salamande]

Reading this chapter without the girl’s inner thoughts makes her look like something straight out of a horror movie.

And I am here for it.

 

[Salamande]

Seriously. Try it yourself.

 

[Seetee]

Thank you for the translation!

Well, I am not one to shy away from revenge plots, and our cute MC has been hurt beyond what anyone can stomach. But I do look forward to the priest granting her some lessons in morality and being the better person. The conflict between a devout follower of his saint and another saint who have lost all faith in humanity, both trying to raise a broken MC. This could be really interesting!

 

[InsaneAwesomeTony]

Thanks for the chapter 🙏🏼❤️

 

[DeathkaiserG]

Wolfy:

 

[Mogima]

To be fair, nature means killing to eat for sustenance. (Or to get mates, to ensure passage of genes by killing your rivals, etc.)

Killing for the sake of killing is more of a human thing.

there's also killin for protecting, which kinda fit in this context.
prime example, Hippos.

of course there's also some animal who will sacrifice their offspring to survive. for example, impalas.

 

[lenovoaxioo]

Wolf teaching girl to be proper human. . .

 

[Greedygreen]

Surely killing everyone for the actions of the few is a really bad thing and the author knows of it?

I mean it's not like something similar is happening in this world right at this very moment.

 

[Saon]

To be fair, nature means killing to eat for sustenance. (Or to get mates, to ensure passage of genes by killing your rivals, etc.)

Killing for the sake of killing is more of a human thing.

Ehh, not entirely true. We are still animals, and all the behaviors inherited in us can still be observed in nature too. Something as cute as dolphins and orcas are prime example of cruelty for no other purpose than cruelty in the wild. Some experiments on rats shown them behaving exactly like modern society human. All of nature is not that different to each other.

 

[BG9]

Go on child, do crime. ahh moment

Ouch, I was about to comment this. I was too late lol

 

[Elhao]

Almost three weeks, it took me a lot longer than I expected to come upon an opportunity to post this.

Anyway I love the childish innocence with which she commits atrocities.

 

[Veruschka]

Hell yeah more cold blooded loli gang.. Tanya and Mitsuba Clove new bestie

 

[Bloddrake]

To be fair, nature means killing to eat for sustenance. (Or to get mates, to ensure passage of genes by killing your rivals, etc.)

Killing for the sake of killing is more of a human thing.

🤓 Actually, many predatory animals thrill kill, nearly all small cats, some big cats, wild and domestic dogs, dolphins, nearly every animal in the genus Mustelidae, so killing for fun is not just a human thing.

 

[DeltaVee]

I'd say she deserves a hug, but girl, she deserves the world

 

[FloorRoof]

Dat look of pure childlike joy and pride. I mean, violence is one of few things she understands very well. Mercy is not.
I like the casual advice to 'aim for the head'. Makes it look more like they're playing Xbox than hunting scoundrels.

 

[hullmat991]

Counterpoint: she’s totally going to die there.

Only after the forest critters dip her repeatedly in Honey Mustard

 

[monkey123]

The rise of the saintess of carnage.

 

[Grikath]

Dang, I really underestimated the author here, I thought they were just looking for a convoluted excuse to have reoccurring villains by having the bandits run away. They were actually just helping the saintess improve her aim.

Points at Seinen tag
The whole "Villains escape because [Reasons], only to return" is a Shounen thing. And either a lazy writing thing, or mandated because..Shounen.. Target age group, japanese sensibilities, and all that jazz.

I've really only seen it in Seinen when it's used to point out how incredibly stupid this is, usually costing the MC something very dear to them in the process. Or because due to plot/world setting the villains are untouchable ( as yet ) because power/connections/influence. Y'know... all the Fun things that let people get away with some pretty heinous things in Real Life.

 

[TrapCard113]

How refreshing.