Heterogenia Linguistico - Vol. 3 Ch. 22

[kuma]

those monster is too complex to be considered barbaric

 

[norctune]

MNH moment

 

[Miestwin]

@Liquidxlax I wouldn't call the few steps above caveman. They build, they store food, they cook, they trade, they have social norms. It's just they are much different from humans. I would say they are closer to Mongolian Nomads (before the industrial revolution).

 

[tigerstar186]

I really like this series, but everytime I read a bew chapter I think it must be very difficult to translate properly. Thank you for your hard work, grz and yw.

 

[Shakur]

Thanks for translation, as the dude said before, this might be hard to translate so thank you guys really much for your hard work !
I'm having a hard time trying to understand ancient werewolf language but it's really interesting.

 

[BasilD]

MNH is MNH

 

[Spy1DD]

A linguist sits in an edible house. Is the house made of MNH or WOOF? He screams, because he does not know.

 

[Overanalysis9000]

It is undeniable that the humans are technologically far superior to these monsters, even if the monsters are sapient. I cannot help but wonder if the ideal thing would be for the humans to try and assimilate and absorb the monsters into their civilization. Not as livestock, but more as minority class citizens with rights and personhood.

After all, where were humans technologically a few millennia ago?

 

[Deathhappens]

Looks like moss, burns easily, can be used as a building material, can form swamps. Looks like he found peat!