Maou Desu. Onna Yuusha no Hahaoya to Saikon Shita no de, Onna Yuusha ga Giri no Musume ni Narimashita. - Ch. 27

[MangaDex]

 

[Xadhoom]

ok... how much was crammed into the fine print?

 

[Mojo]

Me: You signed a contract without reading it? You Idiot!!! 🤬
Also Me: Clicks "accept" to all terms and conditions on internet without reading...😧 *facepalm*

 

[kalton]

it should be Duchy and not dukedom, like how Luxembourg is formally the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg

is dukedom even a word?

 

[Kaarme]

He should give her a few pieces of extremely enchanted defensive gear.

 

[panzerkampfwagyu]

@kalton Apparently yes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duke#Duchy_and_dukedom

 

[magnatrout]

We're gonna have a
MONTAGE

 

[sdarkpaladin]

Cue "Eye of the tiger" also "Gonna Fly Now"

 

[Abedeus]

...MONTAAAAAGE!

 

[Umbrecola]

Read the contract, what if it says you have to marry him if you lose?

 

[lkazuko]

Thanks for translation '-'7
And i dont think she was rlly that stupid --"

 

[spathi]

even after all this time she's still a moron

 

[moel]

She does really looks larger i mean stronger after the training

 

[Spookie]

Ugh bad vibes

Edit: LOL

 

[Chet31]

What. Fucking. Moron. Signs. A. God. Damn. Contract. FROM A COMPLETE FUCKING STRANGER WITHOUT READING IT.

Holy shit that made me so god damn mad.

 

[storm_crow]

@Chet31
I once started a new job and the HR woman looked at me like I was weird when I actually read the contract before signing it.

 

[phoenixir]

@storm_crow it was a black company wasn't it?

 

[Gaze]

My daughter took an arrow to the knee...

You son of a-

 

[Rin2k]

I really hope the trend of having airhead hero(s) stop soon. Take the overly cunning too while they're at it.

 

[storm_crow]

@phoenixir
Nah, it was a contract that was for 2-3 months or completion of work whichever was first and the work was just plain and boring digitisation of documents (customer contracts etc.).
IIRC the time was up before I was done with the work since the amount of documents was a chest-tall cabinet ~1-1.5m wide full of A4 ring binders and every single documents was to be scanned, fed into the OCR program and the resulting pdf saved according to a specific naming scheme with data from the document (like customer name, name of customer firm, contract vs. data sheet vs. contract termination etc.).
It felt like working at an assembly line except I had to get up from the laptop to use the scanner (at least it was an auto-feeding one) and the office was on the sunny side of the building and it was the height of summer, i.e. boring repetitive work in a sweltering office for 6-8 hours a day.