Issak - Vol. 7 Ch. 29 - Barbarossa

[MangaDex]

 

[LucidDayDreamer]

Man I missed this. It's insane to think that these wars started because of differencing religious values. But I guess at the time religion was like their political system

 

[nancevv]

So it's wallen's nickname, haha

Thanks for the chap '-')

 

[RudoRonuma]

Logistics is a pain.

 

[numpangikut]

Aight now that they saw good old wally, when gustav adolphus with his caroleans

 

[wyzywyx]

Woah, it's Keeanu Reeves

 

[Flashplayer0CD]

I wanna give Issak and AWP or like a updated sniper rifle and see the damage he does.

 

[EarlofMillenium]

Hahaha I always love it when logistics rears its ugly head.

 

[lagrange]

sankyu!

 

[konpak]

The logistics part is mindblowing for me.

 

[Grimmycoffee]

[Page 23] "We could also fight in the open." ...are you being serious right now? Fight an open battle with fewer number against a force made largely of cavalry? Do you want to die that badly??

 

[no6thing]

Isaak is time to shine pal, go for the headshot

 

[Heap]

lol translator note "also completely false" Barbarossa was a Barbary pirate and an Ottoman admiral, if they're talking about Albrecht Wenzel Eusebius von Wallenstein he's on wikipedia

 

[Macarena]

Man, the TLs were killing me lol super informative and funny!!
Thank you so much for the update!!!

 

[MilkmanDan]

All that planning and strategizing and I'm sitting here going "holy shit Baroness mommy milkers!"

 

[ceneoss]

His brother is Keanu Reeves.

 

[Northern]

@LucidDayDreamer

That's actually a great analogy, like the 20th-century conflicts between secular economic and sociopolitical belief systems like communism, capitalism, socialism, progressivism, fascism, libertarianism, etc.
One might even see the current conflict between wokism and (classical) liberalism in the Protestant/Catholic struggle for hearts and minds at that time.

 

[Nk9bjP4A]

How did Issak learn perfect German?

 

[Avenger88id]

@Nk9bjP4A Issak used to serve in dutch mercenaries. So maybe he learned it there.
Maybe not german, but dutch.

 

[Reminder.]

lol translator note "also completely false" Barbarossa was a Barbary pirate and an Ottoman admiral, if they're talking about Albrecht Wenzel Eusebius von Wallenstein he's on wikipedia

I assume they were trying to reference Frederick Barbarossa (10th century Holy Roman Emperor) who was also known for his red beard.