I Became the Patron of Villains - Ch. 16

[MangaDex]

 

[WillTell]

Puny god.

 

[JethroBodine]

I'm really enjoying this series. Looks like a vampire type god, I wonder how that would work with our favorite nun?

 

[WhimsiCat]

I'm really enjoying this series. Looks like a vampire type god, I wonder how that would work with our favorite nun?

It looks like the guy's issue is with the knights, so it should be Deus and not her.

Probably something like.
Guy and his barbarians attack the cowardly knights and crush them.
Deus and his knights show up, fight them head on and win.
Guy stay dead after getting 'what he desired' (death in honorable fight)

 

[GreenDude1]

The mc has those hater blockers on.

 

[DeOneChester]

Actual plot time? I like this series, but looping every one of his children learning the same lesson: "Everything for the great moon" was getting a tad stale

 

[nomadicengi]

Actual plot time? I like this series, but looping every one of his children learning the same lesson: "Everything for the great moon" was getting a tad stale

Better now than having a long arc with little or no progression. The story does have a deadline to build everything up before the start of the what and when of game the MC is referring to.

 

[Kamimamimashita]

If I had never read stories with long prologue-like beginnings I would’ve dropped this story by now or called it boring lol. I think the story will start moving from here on since we covered the final villain. If anyone isn’t satisfied, come back in 3-4 months and the story will probably be in full swing.

 

[misopogon]

Actual plot time? I like this series, but looping every one of his children learning the same lesson: "Everything for the great moon" was getting a tad stale

Yeah, I'll say the only one of the kids that I'm curious about is the red eyed girl, the rest feel like they're just here to pad the run time.

 

[Psychronia]

"Here, use this to make money."
"You've given me the opportunity for great revenge and the ability to obtain power to do it! Thank you, Great Moon!"

I'm sure there's much posturing in nobility, but acting like that towards a count feels...dangerous? They're really confident in this if they're willing to bet their lives on it.

Say, what is the "barbarian" trope based on? Since these regions are all so vaguely European, I assume there's some rather xenophobic roots to the idea.

 

[Slingerman]

You just know those two are going to run into a certain woman! lol.

Say, what is the "barbarian" trope based on? Since these regions are all so vaguely European, I assume there's some rather xenophobic roots to the idea.

Take your pick? The Free Folk from A Song of Ice and Fire? Norsca from Warhammer Fantasy? Or just plain viking tropes. Frankly, it was refreshing enough that he wasn't wearing an apocryphal horned helmet.

Thanks for the scanlation, it looks good.

 

[Cheshiremoose]

Does anyone know if the eyepatch knight that stays by the MC's side is supposed to be a hidden badass character or something?

 

[Kurovah]

Does anyone know if the eyepatch knight that stays by the MC's side is supposed to be a hidden badass character or something?

As far as I've seen in the novel

Spoiler

Nah, he's just been a great buddy of his. A bit goofy at times but nice to be around.

 

[MedNed]

Actual plot time? I like this series, but looping every one of his children learning the same lesson: "Everything for the great moon" was getting a tad stale

If you think it's bad it's going to get worse since he'll visit each and one them then be wowed even further. Turning that gratefulness into straight up zealotry.

 

[Scrabbleman]

I wonder if it's ever explained why there are just a bunch of magical relics in the ocean. Like, was there once an Atlantis-esque kingdom that got sunk? I'm not complaining but I am curious.

If you think it's bad it's going to get worse since he'll visit each and one them then be wowed even further. Turning that gratefulness into straight up zealotry.

That's to be expected in a series like this. Looking forward to that

 

[BananowyJE]

I wonder if it's ever explained why there are just a bunch of magical relics in the ocean. Like, was there once an Atlantis-esque kingdom that got sunk? I'm not complaining but I am curious.

Didn't the blue guy literally come from atlantis-like city/kingdom that was destroyed and the citizens used as offerings for granting the power to the pirate "kings"? Maybe it all comes from there.

 

[Scrabbleman]

Didn't the blue guy literally come from atlantis-like city/kingdom that was destroyed and the citizens used as offerings for granting the power to the pirate "kings"? Maybe it all comes from there.

Yeah but that’s too recent. I‘m talking like an ancient civilization thing.

 

[Drniz0707]

Dude is the master of antiragebait

 

[XX_Sky_XX]

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