Re:Monster - Ch. 124

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I don't even know whats goin go at this point. Anyone get a TLDR ? :wtf:

When MC evolve after the fire mountain dungeon, the world decide to declare him a raid boss and send out announcement to all the other 'awakened' people.

And instead of waiting for people to show up, MC sent out challenge declaration for this holy war so they'll all show up at once to a designated spot.

Then it's just been him powering himself up by going around doing dungeon and then come back to do this hell camp to level up his troops.
 
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I remember Lou Ganff from the Mobile game, I got a UR version of him I think and he became one of my strongest units for a while.
 
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Someone tells you "this person is the world enemy !" and you just straight up believe that.
Same thing with "i got transported/teleported to another world, lets help the people here!" instead of "i got kidnapped"
Brotha, on some games, if the in-game system announcement (or someone in chat) says there’s a free-for-all boss raid that rewards participation, you wouldn’t even blink since that’s just how the game’s dynamic system is. Games like Firefall (when someone calls in the big thumpers), Destiny 2, FFXIV (for S-class bounties and boss FATEs), etc.
 
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The bones inhibited his body? Not inhabited?


  • inhabit​

    To inhabit means to live, dwell, or occupy a specific place.


  • inhibit​

    To inhibit means to hold back, slow down, or prevent an action, process, or feeling from happening. When used as the third-person singular verb inhibits, it describes when something stops or limits another thing.

 
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The bones inhibited his body? Not inhabited?


  • inhabit​

    To inhabit means to live, dwell, or occupy a specific place.


  • inhibit​

    To inhibit means to hold back, slow down, or prevent an action, process, or feeling from happening. When used as the third-person singular verb inhibits, it describes when something stops or limits another thing.
That's what I thought too, but I guess it could be inhibiting his aging.
 

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