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It's not? Maybe it's a sake brand?Rhea and Midleton, totally not whisky brand guys, so yep.
It's not? Maybe it's a sake brand?Rhea and Midleton, totally not whisky brand guys, so yep.
Edgy kids always think killing is the solution for everything, easier than using their brains and realizing that is doomed to failure, for various reasons, making yourself a target is just the most obvious.I agree. This is part of the reason I argue with people in the comments section of various Isekai manga when they whine about the protagonist not going all out and forcing their way through confrontation with violence. Even if you are the "most powerful" person in the world (bar some God/Goddess) it doesn't mean anything if you make all countries weary of you. It'll more likely result in subjugation than submission (even in The Incredibles the supers were monitored not just for their own protection, but to (try and) stop them if they go wrong, see the sequel). And if one takes utilizing violence to resolve any and all confrontations to it's logical conclusion, that results in becoming a demon lord and destroying all civilization in the world...
I think part of her point is that being a noble doesn't necessarily means you're the strongest person in the room.I would argue that what Aoi did was necessary, but only because she was proving her point about the absolute difference between royalty/noble/commoner being a difference in immediate power (or surprise).
Pretty sure in the long run she's basically gonna become the next principal after completely remaking the school and getting rid of corruption.And, again, you are correct. The fundamental way that the school is run is at fault. The various nations need to band together and agree that within the school all status is irrelevant and people are treated equally. This would require something I sincerely doubt that the countries would want to give as the school was literally being used as a show of power... But I get the feeling that the purpose of the manga is to change that...
You're right, I expressed myself poorly, plus Harry Potter works by different rules, on it bloodline and natural power is more or less irrelevant, everyone has same magical potential, they simply need to learn and get better at it.Where in the Harry Potter fiction does it claim that the teachers are the strongest Witches and Wizards around? Wouldn't it be logical to have the Auroras (probably misspelled that) be the most powerful (assuming that they accepted the job)? If you mean relative to the students, I can agree, but relative to the entire Wizarding population (of the area that goes to Hogwarts) I find that hard to accept. They have to choose the job, it's not assigned to them.
If I am wrong (and I very well could be), please link your source.
"You are just human" was the ultimate threat in my opinion, as a way to remind them that at the end of the day, they are mortal.The TL was certainly better.
But they're acting really smug for a couple of parents who flaunted their power, found out their kid was abusing a national secret to cheat, threatened violence, and want to entrust something to MC for no extra paycheck.
MC literally told them she can destroy the kingdom and do her research elsewhere.
"Fucking normies..."Aoi has never seen such bullshit in that last panel lol
(I don't know an easy way to break up the quote so...)Edgy kids always think killing is the solution for everything, easier than using their brains and realizing that is doomed to failure, for various reasons, making yourself a target is just the most obvious.
I think part of her point is that being a noble doesn't necessarily means you're the strongest person in the room.
Pretty sure in the long run she's basically gonna become the next principal after completely remaking the school and getting rid of corruption.
You're right, I expressed myself poorly, plus Harry Potter works by different rules, on it bloodline and natural power is more or less irrelevant, everyone has same magical potential, they simply need to learn and get better at it.
So you're right that the teachers are not necessarily the most powerful people around, but they are more powerful than the students due to being more experienced.
Though of course some of the teachers still are some of the top dogs around the world, due to their knowledge and experience.
Which makes this story situation complicated since if I remember correctly, there is difference in the natural power of the individual, which makes even harder getting not only knowledgeable people, but that they're also powerful enough to kick ass of any arrogant student if necessary.
After all even in real life one reason most rowdy students stay in line isn't just because of general consequences, but because worst case scenarios there's always a teacher who will kick their ass if necessary, only the most deranged doesn't care about that.
But with magic that is harder since a student can be a walking nuke if they were born with high potential due to their bloodline.
Add to that the political corruption, how can a weak teacher go against them?
In a school like this might makes right unfortunately, rules are useless without both political and magical power to enforce them.
Just press enter key to skip a line inside the quote, it'll break it(I don't know an easy way to break up the quote so...)
Knowing humanity, very idiotic, they're probably not even the worst ones,examples, flat earthers.1. Edgy is correct... I mean seriously, how idiotic can some people be?
I think it was more about the belief that nobles are inherently stronger.2. That's basically what I was getting at. Even if you are a noble/royalty a commoner could be more powerful... or just catch you unaware...
From what I remember Voldemort was a half blood, and I don't remember him being from a particularly famous family, I think he was just naturally gifted, a natural outlier rather than being of a powerful bloodline.3. Yes, certainly, some of the teachers are the most powerful in the world/region. Dumbledor, for example (though not 'technically' a teacher) is known to be one of the most powerful people... even Voldemort was weary of him. And, certainly, knowledge to use the ability given is a kind of power so in that respect they are more powerful than the students. I do feel, however, that the Harry Potter universe does have a level of 'bloodline and natural power' and it isn't just knowledge-based. If I had to come up with an example Voldemort's power wasn't just sociopolitical or knowledge base but had some "natural power" there as well.
And surely many of them get their job due to connections with nobles, just making it worse, no way most of them got hired just doe their knowledge.I think what makes this story's situation complicated, similar to what you mention, is people's desire to teach. I don't get the feeling that people are assigned to these jobs, but choose it to further their purpose. They are often academics, and while that certainly doesn't mean that they are 'weak' it also doesn't mean that they are strong. So, I agree with you on this point.
They tend to be smart enough to not show their derangement, the ones not smart enough end up in jail or something, so in general it's rare to meet any.I am lucky that I personally haven't come across people who are deranged, but there are various stories that show a side of people if they go beyond this. The Isekai story where either an entire school or a large number of classes and teachers are transported to another world and it's an island (and the MC was a survival expert) is one good example because one of the kids that are close to (or at) the top of the social hierarchy happened to be carrying a gun with them... and used it against a teacher. The other prime example which I read through to current chapters just recently (yesterday in fact) was Revenge of the Pigs. How any of those students managed to not have the police (or military) called on them is beyond me...
after this incident and few latter most higher up of surrounding country aware how dangerous(magic ability)Aoi is, but at same time they understood Aoi at heart is Teacher, so long they dont step on her tail she pretty much harmlessEdgy kids always think killing is the solution for everything, easier than using their brains and realizing that is doomed to failure, for various reasons, making yourself a target is just the most obvious.
I think part of her point is that being a noble doesn't necessarily means you're the strongest person in the room.
havent read that far but Aoi pretty much dont care about being principal as far i read and focus to spread magic academy idea to other country one of the country she made field trip for her class is country with view of healing magic is supreme, she debunk this and pretty much made their academy upside downPretty sure in the long run she's basically gonna become the next principal after completely remaking the school and getting rid of corruption.
rather than magic power house rank have more problem in this one and this will continue in some other arcYou're right, I expressed myself poorly, plus Harry Potter works by different rules, on it bloodline and natural power is more or less irrelevant, everyone has same magical potential, they simply need to learn and get better at it.
So you're right that the teachers are not necessarily the most powerful people around, but they are more powerful than the students due to being more experienced.
Though of course some of the teachers still are some of the top dogs around the world, due to their knowledge and experience.
Which makes this story situation complicated since if I remember correctly, there is difference in the natural power of the individual, which makes even harder getting not only knowledgeable people, but that they're also powerful enough to kick ass of any arrogant student if necessary.
After all even in real life one reason most rowdy students stay in line isn't just because of general consequences, but because worst case scenarios there's always a teacher who will kick their ass if necessary, only the most deranged doesn't care about that.
as for the teacher, their also had rank with higher rank teacher (Aoi currently here) they far stronger that student thought some idiot that rock indeed have relic made him more dangerous but what problematic is he a prince rather than his ability, sure Aoi teacher friend is weak since she is lower class teacher it just her bad luck that some idiot with dangerous weapon and inflated ego enter this year, and most high rank teacher kind of noble supremacist made it harder to discipline problematic idiot like rock, i mean the king and queen only hear "good" thing about their son from the report that given to them and pretty much what Aoi said is new to themBut with magic that is harder since a student can be a walking nuke if they were born with high potential due to their bloodline.
Add to that the political corruption, how can a weak teacher go against them?
In a school like this might makes right unfortunately, rules are useless without both political and magical power to enforce them.
No, she probably honest and direct but not dumb.I was expecting her to say, "he's still expelled."