Ore no Ie ga Maryoku Spot datta Ken – Sundeiru dake de Sekai Saikyou - Ch. 169

[MangaDex]

 

[Lanfear]

Nice

 

[cybik]

She still managed to take on a part of the mf, so that's not bad.

 

[manhunt0r]

I am about 70% certain the author is personifying the eye sickness. A degree of certainty above that would be Far too pathetic even for jap penmanship.
Like when you ask a kid how it's hurt it's knee it goes into deepest lore, and then suddenly stops with a NO.

 

[unnamederror]

cataracta : this is not even my final form

 

[Diondpr]

Get rekt

 

[popinloopy]

Thank you for the chapter!

 

[Plain3r]

The Knights: She did it!

Princess Dianeia: I won!

Hesty: That's not the real one!

Poison Dragon Cataracta: HAHA! YOU ACTIVATED A FLAG! by saying that

internal monologue: Fuck

 

[tekkenshu7]

Thanks for the new chapter!

Even though it's not its true form, Dianeia really is now the strongest human mage (along with the Shining Heads being the strongest adventurers by this point). Maybe if Daichi spanks her again, she will be able to blast even more than she did lots of chapters before.
Also nice to see that the magic knights are also stronger because of Daichi's direct and indirect influence, like just being around them helps them train in building up magic fortitude.

 

[fform]

Come on, can't we at least let the girl put one W on the board.

 

[Amariithynar]

I am about 70% certain the author is personifying the eye sickness. A degree of certainty above that would be Far too pathetic even for jap penmanship.
Like when you ask a kid how it's hurt it's knee it goes into deepest lore, and then suddenly stops with a NO.

Then you're 70% wrong. Cataracts are another, older, name for powerful waterfalls of any kind (derived etymologically from Greek katarhaktēs), but especially those that surge with great power over a precipice; the eye condition is actually derived from the components that make up that compound word ("kata-" meaning "down" and either "arhattein", meaning "to strike hard" (in which case the compound is kat-arrhattein), or "rhattein", meaning "to dash, break") being applied to portcullises, which were designed to slam down hard and break entry into whatever place they were set above, and also act as an obstruction for line of sight; thus, when your eyes film over, cataracts.

Bonus fact, there are many undersea cataracts that govern the flow of ocean currents, and are in large part why life can survive in many places of the ocean that would otherwise be desolate.

 

[Manchura]

I am about 70% certain the author is personifying the eye sickness. A degree of certainty above that would be Far too pathetic even for jap penmanship.
Like when you ask a kid how it's hurt it's knee it goes into deepest lore, and then suddenly stops with a NO.

why is this man calling children it?

 

[popo53414]

Hesty : Deja Vu I have seen this snek before.

 

[mmvsbb]

Come on, can't we at least let the girl put one W on the board.

She gets a lower-case w.

 

[ahudson]

100 + nice

 

[Drifter]

Seems the giant tree mech conveniently vanished so the poison dragon could spit at the stage.