Ah shit, here we go again
I'd assume he doesn't have the means to do it. Justus is the final boss. Harold would know exactly how tough an opponent Justus is, and knowing that, he can't do anything. At least I couldn't come up with another reason why not.Why the hell haven’t you executed Justus yet?
Has the light novel or web novel (whichever) updated recently, because it sounds like Justus is the end game. So whenever we do get out of the MC having to work for him and instead cut him down, the flags will all be gone.Things are finally moving forward. Apart from Harold flirting with Erica, that's the only thing I want from this story.
It's kind of sad Liner dreams of joining the Chivalric Order, but that order is pretty much useless in the big picture, having been compromised by the corrupt government and armed forces.
I'd assume he doesn't have the means to do it. Justus is the final boss. Harold would know exactly how tough an opponent Justus is, and knowing that, he can't do anything. At least I couldn't come up with another reason why not.
I'm interested. So I could expect him to cause a scene with trying to save Dorothy, only to cause them to die anyway. Of course in "I'm in x world" the trope of things not working their way is old. But at the same time I think here will be totally different because The world building and story has had enough leg room where changes actually have impact instead of "duh, of course it would".If you're expecting a story where the villain MC can just overpower everyone and flip his role instantly, you're going to be disappointed. Harold has to work under Justus if he stands a chance at beating him in the long run.
You will also see that starting with this arc, Harold's decisions can end up having negative consequences in quite a few cases.
@74HC595Things are finally moving forward. Apart from Harold flirting with Erica, that's the only thing I want from this story.
It's kind of sad Liner dreams of joining the Chivalric Order, but that order is pretty much useless in the big picture, having been compromised by the corrupt government and armed forces.
I'd assume he doesn't have the means to do it. Justus is the final boss. Harold would know exactly how tough an opponent Justus is, and knowing that, he can't do anything. At least I couldn't come up with another reason why not.
Really hope this "i gotta work for the evil bad guy" schtick ends soon.
Why the hell haven’t you executed Justus yet?
I'd assume he doesn't have the means to do it. Justus is the final boss. Harold would know exactly how tough an opponent Justus is, and knowing that, he can't do anything. At least I couldn't come up with another reason why not.
Wasn't it revealed that their Earth is dying and that Justus is the only one who can save it? So he has to let the story progress to a degree where that happens?The whole can't deviate from the original plot is such a stupid mentality. What, he won't know what's going to happen if he kills Justus this early?
Building off what @Kanashi said, the planet itself is corrupting/dying. Hence the Irregular monster that shows up in Ch 37 - Irregular. Harold covers more of the situation in Chapter 38, but specifically says why he can't on page 14. Only Justus as a mad scientist has the knowledge to stop the destruction of the planet. So he has resigned himself to following the story plot as much as he can to force the Happy Ending, hopefully with him not dying.Why the hell haven’t you executed Justus yet?