Lv2 kara Cheat datta Moto Yuusha Kouho no Mattari Isekai Life - Vol. 9 Ch. 42 - Sense of Values

[MangaDex]

 

[popo53414]

 

[HDMI1]

And so the manipulator gets one step closer to the throne.

 

[Haezer]

I'm expecting a rebellion soon 🙏

 

[mathmango]

"That information will leak soon"

I mean, if only two people know of it

 

[hevensdragon]

"That information will leak soon"

I mean, if only two people know of it

Only two in their nation, but they dont know who all knows him in others. He does get around a lot. They cant assume they are the only ones who know him. And if a enemy nation or the demons know him, one may slip the info to hurt them.

 

[Claith]

"That information will leak soon"

I mean, if only two people know of it

He walks in and out of the door. People see him, questioning his business. Some may recognize his voice. Rumors spread.

 

[pandatime]

Oh I love you Calsiim you funny bone man

 

[ciera]

Thank you for the scanlation

 

[AnotherDuck]

It's not that hard to understand other people's values. They just need to stop trying to fit everything into their own boxes and realise that's a rather judgemental way to think.

 

[HDMI1]

Oh I love you Calsiim you funny bone man

Reading this out loud (in my head) and I just realized his name is "Calcium".

 

[hurafloyd]

The queen doesnt understand yet with whom she is dealing with xD… even if Fulio decides to wipe out humanity, there is nothing she can do, best choice is to keep him happy regardless of what he asks.

 

[InsaneAwesomeTony]

Thanks for the chapter 👍🏼

 

[TNT261]

1) To be fair the series frames the cultural issue as if it's a human Vs demon thing which I always found a bit insulting in these types of stories. I get its for simplicity, but human themselves are an incredibly varied species with a lot of different cultures with their own norms, traditions, and beliefs having developed. I mean really this just frames these humans and supposedly all in this world as living in an incredibly small and narrow world without much cultural variety which is just kinda sad.

2) I'm not saying cannibalism is a better answer, but there is more logic there. I wonder what the rationale for burying loved ones in dirt was way back when. Like today we know nutrients go back into the soil (actually we know that and still opt to bury them in a coffin that's never actually seen again and doesn't stop bodies from decomposing and kinda just commercialize grief and the inevitablelity of death...), but like what was the thought before we knew? I'm sure an anthropologist has done an interesting study on it.

3) Good lord. I feel so sorry for the demon lord's army. The good leader can't be bothered to fight for his throne and the betterment of his people the second he thinks they don't want him and the army itself just let's the idiot that took the throne slowly bring their entire country to ruin.

 

[Mageos]

thank you for the chapter

 

[EDLJ]

This series is so good

 

[Kyte]

2) I'm not saying cannibalism is a better answer, but there is more logic there. I wonder what the rationale for burying loved ones in dirt was way back when. Like today we know nutrients go back into the soil (actually we know that and still opt to bury them in a coffin that's never actually seen again and doesn't stop bodies from decomposing and kinda just commercialize grief and the inevitablelity of death...), but like what was the thought before we knew? I'm sure an anthropologist has done an interesting study on it.

As the primary source of sustenance, the land has been a central part of religion since the advent of civilization. It's only natural for people to believe in returning to the earth what spawned from the earth.

 

[AnotherDuck]

I wonder what the rationale for burying loved ones in dirt was way back when.

One rationale I've heard comes from that corpses bring diseases and disease-carrying animals. Those have traditionally been seen as evil spirits and what not, so by burying dead people, they both avoid those diseases spreading to the community, and from a spiritual perspective the corpses don't become "cursed".

 

[XNFEdayo]

One rationale I've heard comes from that corpses bring diseases and disease-carrying animals. Those have traditionally been seen as evil spirits and what not, so by burying dead people, they both avoid those diseases spreading to the community, and from a spiritual perspective the corpses don't become "cursed".

This is also part of the reason some cultures created cremation as their methods of dealing with the deceased.

 

[AnotherDuck]

This is also part of the reason some cultures created cremation as their methods of dealing with the deceased.

Or send them out on a burning ship.