Risou no Himo Seikatsu - Vol. 19 Ch. 78 - Their own work

[KaisarX]

People probably have some expectation about it when they heard the name of unorthodox very respectable priest is.

Spoiler: Jan

it absolutely Jan hus to the point of dude getting burn alive and cause a possibly religion rebellions(last novel focus more on northern kingdom politic while jan problem is on a backdrop so we/I don't know how bad situation get)
but don't worry our priest jan will walk it off later probably...

 

[xaraphina]

I usually dont comment but... it's so weird when fake country fantasy language is a real language you speak...
All hail fantasy Poland!
Let us all go to fantasy żabka, buy a beer and celebrate.

It was always odd that everyone but the MC could even communicate with Freya’s group since he only hears and speaks Japanese. Plot armor trumps all.

 

[norctune]

When he started thinking about a "familiar smell" I thought the mercenary was going to IRA him.

 

[Godrelik]

I usually dont comment but... it's so weird when fake country fantasy language is a real language you speak...
All hail fantasy Poland!
Let us all go to fantasy żabka, buy a beer and celebrate.

Don't forget sacred hot dog from żabka.

 

[Godrelik]

Poland? Freedom of belief?
Even for fantasy Poland that's a bit of a stretch

 

[AnonymousContributor]

Gunpowder? Things just got a lot more interesting.

early gunpowder is underrated because of knights using clunky ass guns

 

[tonie]

Januszek came to his table and asked calmly...

Ze mną się nie napijesz?

 

[dextersTomato]

I know this is too late to comment, but compared to other stories wherein woman wears super revealing clothings, this story wherein women is super cloth feels so refreshing and they were exuding real beauties

 

[isoycrazy]

Good development. I like the slow burn of politics going on.

 

[kevin282819]

It was always odd that everyone but the MC could even communicate with Freya’s group since he only hears and speaks Japanese. Plot armor trumps all.

That's also a setting in the story, people communicate through the spirit of words rather than through actual pronunciation. It'll come up again very shortly but when you say something, your magic gets infused into the words and translates their meaning to others so there is no vocal translations needed (written text is unaffected). This became a minor plot point when Zenjirou was watching videos on his computer but Aura couldn't understand them because a computer doesn't have mana.

 

[chrno_12]

I'm more surprised he didn't bring any documentation of gunpowder (or industrial production methods like lathes/precision measuring tools) from our world when he got summoned the second time.

Besides the risk that firearms could bring, perhaps he thought that magic would be something superior to firearms, and that’s why he didn’t even consider introducing this knowledge into this world. But from his comment, it seems he regretted not having brought it into this world.

 

[CountryMage]

It was always odd that everyone but the MC could even communicate with Freya’s group since he only hears and speaks Japanese. Plot armor trumps all.

It's not his plot armor, this world has a Spirit of Language/Words, so anyone can understand other people. Only requirement is that you need to be speaking an actual spoken language, that's why they isolate kids from any foreign speakers during their formative years.

 

[koczu]

Poland? Freedom of belief?
Even for fantasy Poland that's a bit of a stretch

if you learn history the first RP was one of the place in europe when you can practice any religion, currently we are at 3RP

 

[kikix12]

It's strange to me how MC instantly recognized what the smell reminded him off. That's certainly not a skill I have myself.

Gunpowder in general has a relatively unique scent. However, I don't know how he could actually smell it off of a man that clearly did not shoot or explode anything for at least a while. It would have been heard.

 

[kikix12]

Poland? Freedom of belief?
Even for fantasy Poland that's a bit of a stretch

Poland always was and still is one of the most tolerable countries as far as religion goes. That's why the number of Jews that died in World War II on Polish land was vastly higher than any other. Simply because it was the one country where they felt at home in Europe.

The current issues are social-based, not religion-based.

 

[DeusExCalamus]

Just for the record, it's 'lore', not 'lores'.

 

[popmol]

now lets see where this new development is going

 

[MangaRockRefugee]

Poland? Freedom of belief?
Even for fantasy Poland that's a bit of a stretch

I mean, if put in relative terms, then period of noble democracy kinda was very about this.
Papists and Lutherans had too much fun bickering over political and economic matters to tear country apart in religious wars, and everyone else stayed quiet.

 

[Pyras]

Gunpowder? Things just got a lot more interesting.

... I legit thought Jan was gonna walk away leaving behind a bomb :/
Luckily things usually don't escalate that fast in this manga.

 

[finalm]

if you learn history the first RP was one of the place in europe when you can practice any religion, currently we are at 3RP

That's saying too much. The Commonwealth (in it's later years) indeed drafted legislation (called the Compact of Warsaw) that was supposed guarantee freedom of religion for non-Catholics, but it was never intended to do so for all citizens, only to the nobility. Thus whether you'd face persecution or not as a commoner depended solely under which feudal lord you lived.