Intai Shita Ossan Kenja da ga Manadeshi ga Tsuihou Sarete Kita no de Shoushin Ryokou ni Tsureteiku ~Slow Life na Tabi no Tsumori ga, Nazeka Sekai Sai…

[MangaDex]

 

[Phuman]

Shoulda teleported all their asses to becadau volcano as a sacrifice to appease the dead

 

[Elhao]

You aren't just gonna forget and glance over the fact that they aren't just scammers, but were trying to murder the old woman, are you?

 

[redmage]

You aren't just gonna forget and glance over the fact that they aren't just scammers, but were trying to murder the old woman, are you?

Pretty sure that angry mob is gonna get their pound of flesh.

 

[Magnus_Prime]

Well, that was fun.

 

[PinkManiac]

I kinda wish he was a better villian. How he managed to get the scam started is beyond me, the amount of persuasivenes he showed was at the level of "I'm louder, so I am correct!"

 

[javiergimenez40]

I kinda wish he was a better villian. How he managed to get the scam started is beyond me, the amount of persuasivenes he showed was at the level of "I'm louder, so I am correct!"

While i agree with you... Life tells me that the one who IS louder normally wins And not the one with the thruth...

 

[ZeroPunchMan]

While i agree with you... Life tells me that the one who IS louder normally wins And not the one with the thruth...

True.

Also, they employed the tactic of fear and guilt (saying it was the villagers' fault for invoking the wrath of god or whatever).

Basically the exact same thing that many phone scammers employ today.. especially effective against elder people as this chapter demonstrated. Easy 'nuff for some bum sitting a scam office in Kolkata, India to pretend to be the "IRS" over the phone and threaten action against some 60+ year old person who doesn't know any better to get them to fork over their money.

Well, actually.. more recent scammer strats get way more complex than that.. but my point still stands.

 

[xaraphina]

Pretty sure there’s plenty of room in the graveyard, no need to drag them to the capitol.