Kage no Jitsuryokusha ni Naritakute! - Ch. 66.2

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The longer this goes and the deeper it gets, the more sweet and succulent the payoff will be at the very end when he finally figures out that it’s all been real and he’s been 100000000% accurate the entire time.
 
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Fun fact of the day: The Vodka Martini was invented for the James Bond movies. ]Smirnoff was approached for money in exchange for product placement to help cover the budget for Dr. No, and Smirnoff agreed as long as James Bond only drank their vodka. So they invented the cocktail, making this the first paid product placement in a movie.

And eventually that turned into Bumblebee being a Camaro...
Pretty sure there's some denture cream in a Frankenstein movie....
 
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Honestly, at this point I'm wondering if he's cooked just the right way that his fantasies align with reality by pure happenstance, that the god reincarnated him in that world specifically because his fantasies align with its reality or that the god's been steering stuff along to match his fantasies in the highest level troll gambit of all time.
 
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greek person here, i know almost all greek letters from the greek alphabet are not pronounced correctly in English, for exaple, beta (Ββ) is pronounced 'vita'

for gama (Γγ) is pronounced (i am not sure how to write the pronunciation actually, the g is pronounced like how you pronounce the y in yes, i guess?)

in delta (Δδ) the d is pronounced like the 'th' from (the)

i will stop here cause it will take too long to write them rn but you get the picture
Something I have always been curious about; how do Greek people write mathematical formulas? Like how English people use Greek letters to represent functions and other mathematical entities.
 
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does the author knows his liquor? the martini isn't that strong, well for a kid and weird enough for a mass of actual healthiness it could feel more strong hahaha, but still, nice 007 reference.
Also have to consider that it was mentioned liquor being new. Without distillation, a strong drink would have around 12-14% abv. A vodka martini? Close to around 20%+
 
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Cid is already scheming a new isekai trope to live it up as. 13 blades wont know what hit them!
 
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I love our loveable idiot but the next thing he does personally piss me off with how much I love a certain title he will go under due to huge a character bias for a certain Fate character. I loath the fact he will use the
Jack The Ripper title & so by extension when the people of this world hear that title, they will think of a guy in fucking clown costume.

Really wished he leaned more towards to "edgy cool" for this specifically like the card thing is cool and he could of done a really "edgy, cringey, & cool" masked jester here (I know that would repeat John Smith shut), this is my pure personal bias talking.

Buff Cid would never taint the title like this smh...


 
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i bet he didn't even tidy up afterwards, just left the cards scattered on the floor as litter
 
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I'm starting to forget bits and pieces of the story. At least before, we used to get 30+ pages every month. And now it's 14 pages in a month. That is absolute brain damage
 
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Something I have always been curious about; how do Greek people write mathematical formulas? Like how English people use Greek letters to represent functions and other mathematical entities.
it is actually very similar, though i am not the best at math, it's just that some things are replaced with greek letters instead of english, for example one i can think of right now, x and y axis are χ and δ. one big deference for math in general that i can think of right now is that the use . and , are reversed. for example 1 million will be written 1.000.000 and one point five will be 1,5. edit: it will be pronounced as coma though.

also just to clarify the number π is called the same in greek as the leter, not like how it is in english. (it is pronounced like pee)

fun fact the question mark for us is not (?) but (;) the symbol (?) simply does not exist in greek
 

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