Orenchi ni Kita Onna Kishi to Inakagurashi Surukotoninatta Ken - Vol. 3 Ch. 24 - I'm here you know?

[Glomoro]

@definitionofinsanity I figure since the series already brought up that she's possibly just from an alternate earth, it wouldn't be too weird for magic to be something most people on this earth could learn. Then it'd suddenly be like "How much of our myths and legends might have actually had more truth to them than we think?"

On the other hand, I do think a "Whatever made magic work was lost generations ago in our genes but she still has it and can pass it down" sort of idea would fit pretty nicely too. All kinds of small differences could have cropped up in any number of ways over time, and plenty of stories involving magic have had that aspect where people can't do it anymore but their ancestors could.

Either way, if anyone is likely to bring up the request to see if she can teach others, it'd probably be Honami, huh? Even if the other government folks are thinking about it, she's probably the one we'd see actually bringing it up, 'cause she honestly would just want to learn magic herself because she maybe could learn it.

 

[Psychronia]

I like this story. It looks at an isekai jump from a unique, semi-realistic perspective, and I certainly feel like the author is being reasonable about developments.

 

[GravityTaxes]

I'm glad she's out of the hospital now, but honestly that whole arc just soured things too much for me. Dropped.

 

[izumabakumatsu]

People nowadays forget, but pandemics and epidemics are still very dangerous if not contained early. The reason it's not as lethal is because of fast reponse and cure manufacture that we can produce in a short time.

Kinda like in the old days, what we call a common cold and everyone just takes for granted can potentially be fatal or at least permanently damage a person.

 

[JustCallMeDaBoss]

You think thats how it would be ? Cmon shed be drugged and thrown into a dark room to be experimented on till she died and was bisected or she tried to escape killing a bunch of people while either die trying or succeeding.

 

[MangaRockRefugee]

I'm convinced that if their version of WHO had gotten any whiff of this situation they'd be grilling nips over a volcano for that fuckup.
You can't just disregard mental anguish of your patient and call it a day.


@Qelix

you did the best you could and properly fulfilled your duty

I guess author's not, then.

 

[Mystyc_Cheez]

@MangaRockRefugee well the WHO nowadays would probably encourage mental anguish