One of them is wide awake, one is half asleep, and one is assaulted. Seems like a regular morning with a pet.
She looks so different when he pushes her hair back. Well, manga characters are like 80% hair unless you count clothes.
Yeah, moving the capital is a bit of a big move.
The argument about the size of the capital doesn't make much sense. The size of a city is not static. If more people need or want to live there, it will expand.
The problem with placing a new capital like that on the map is that if it's such a great location for it, there would already be a city there.
Regular floods tend to be good for crops, not bad. Those are quite often some of the most fertile lands.
If having the capital close to Domorgar is for military purposes, moving it away signals that you're not interested in attacking, which would encourage a more peaceful mindset between the nations. Of course, they might also get the idea of attacking since it makes it weaker, but that's only going to be temporary, which will lead to a prolonged war.
She's right about mishandling that amount of water. Regular flooding is already hard to control, and failing to do it properly can easily make it worse.
Calling someone a weirdo like that is a little bit on the rude side. Though they don't care about behaviour at all, it seems, considering how casual they always act.
She's objecting to what he calls her? I think he's entitled to call her whatever he wants after she called him a weirdo.
Ah, yes, the geocentric vs heliocentric beliefs. Been around for a long while. Most of the time it shows up is when people start claiming it's been known for ages, but it isn't as clear-cut as that. Sure, the heliocentric model is much older than people think, maybe ancient Egypt or something, but it wasn't the most common belief. I think it was the classic Greeks who made it more popular, but I'd have to look it up for accuracy. The Earth being round was accepted much before that, though, and it's probably some confusion about which people are talking about. But at any rate, this is a completely different world, which as far as we know might even be a geocentric one. Though I doubt it.
The heated way they argue rings true, though. Scholars do that.
There are a lot of problems with how the world works in this manga. It's long been clear that the author doesn't know too much about things, and is doing at most surface levels of research.
Holding water is one of the best ways to reduce the impact of flooding, while keeping the water on hand or in the ground during dry seasons. Much of the industrial-era expansion made water flow too quickly, so you got flash-floods and longer dry seasons, which leads to desertification.
