Magic Maker: How to Create Magic in Another World - Vol. 1 Ch. 3

[MangaDex]

 

[Loli54Life]

ok

 

[d0a93lbj1clvj]

Why do I glow when I peepee? Is it magic or is there something wrong with me

 

[VaiKalm]

Sweet Home Alabama🎵

 

[SpecialProjectY]

Sweet Home Alabama🎵

It appears they're not blood related, put down the banjo.

 

[SpecialProjectY]

Why do I glow when I peepee? Is it magic or is there something wrong with me

It means you're doing courting rituals before you pee.

 

[Verypeeved]

@SpecialProjectY

Bloody cowardly Mangakas...

 

[Tomas28]

It means you're doing courting rituals before you pee.

It means he is peeing while doing courting rituals.

 

[0riginal]

lol love writers that make children interact with each other like this, as though they ever would have conversations this serious at that age.

 

[Ghostdevil]

Its always feels off to me that they'd have incest subplot but make them actually unrelated. If your going sibling ship, you might as well go all the way, otherwise just make them normal childhood friends or something.

 

[Wataterp]

OK good, I thought magic will only be solely activated through romance.

 

[dereth]

"Recently families have been adopting children to be raised as heirs."

Lol, no. As if a noble family would allow anyone not sharing their blood to succeed the family. That's just retarded.

 

[ameraldas]

OK good, I thought magic will only be solely activated through romance.

Mc now NEEDS to fuck his sister for magic

 

[Shot8manga]

What if bro discovered nen instead of magic

 

[GridLite]

it's kinda shit that the incest was excused as inseki ngl

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the way he immediately punch something after his hand glowed was the most realest thing ever lmao

 

[SalvySaroj]

No relation to blood, it's still called incest but it's oki doki biological(no disorder problem desu)

 

[Ironclad]

FLYING IN THE SKY

 

[Eighty-six]

Sweet Home Alabama🎵

It appears they're not blood related, put down the banjo.

For the record, incest is illegal in Alabama. Why the hell aren't we singing "Road to Rhode Island" in times like this?

 

[GreatSign]

lol love writers that make children interact with each other like this, as though they ever would have conversations this serious at that age.

Honestly children are SO serious. Everything is novel to them and they don't know what questions not to ask.

10 years ago my (then) 4 year old sister asked questions about how banks make money, why people dont just decide to make the government do good things, and how thunder makes noise if it's just air..... but also about why our uncle always has a green snake in her dreams, and if I was born in a library or did mom buy me from Walmart, why our family calls her a (city she was born in) when she'd never been there? (Everyone else in the family is from a different part of the country)

She also pretended not to know how to talk in full sentences at 2 years old until our brother caught her talking to me about breakfast. Then she said "mom will never believe you." But like 2 weeks later just gave in and talked normally to everyone and our mom was like "shes so smart" and i was like "she was the one talking when you told me to shut up and go to sleep for the past 6 months-- and the toddler WAS right-- mom didnt believe us...