Saihate no Paladin - Vol. 4 Ch. 19 - New Companions

[harvest]

@Pen3 @Talismaster Please try to keep the spoilers at minimum for the manga readers. But for those worried, there isn't any nakama power in this novel, just muscle 😀

 

[Variousletters]

Wow. He can't even name himself without a lame pick-up line.

"Hi I'm.... Prince Fertile."

 

[Liquidxlax]

Bee is so cute

 

[Paradoxicull]

Every time Bee says "Wa-ha" I hear the Korok "Wahaha!" Sound in my head. Adorable. Best.

 

[wankerLin]

That Robina seems like a badfellow

 

[colxeric]

Damn weebs and the need to insert a loli in every manga.

 

[greatninja3]

A legal loli.

 

[Chacha11]

Thank

 

[conscript117]

´She looks like a fairy in the ln...and a bit taller.
here she looks more adorable rather than fairyish.

 

[kurosa]

@colxeric Is not a loli is a halfling (hobbit) and it doesn't matter they are not romantically involved.

 

[cherokeemoon]

uwu i love will so muccchhh

 

[Asbolus]

Nice

 

[Arkande]

@sylvacoer Mangadex NEEDS an upvote button 🤣

 

[DarkKain]

This was definitely some fine worldbuilding.

 

[ApolloX1209]

Are we not going to talk about Menel's neck at page 22? DX

 

[Lesurous]

@ApolloX1209 It's uh...a half-elf thing. Yeah.

 

[Shakur]

@wilddeath where do you read the novel ? I only found 5 chapters translated

 

[Yautja]

@kurosa
A loli is solely defined by physical appearance. So yea, she is also a loli, just a legal one I assume.

@Pen3
Well isn't that great. While I don't like this manga, it isn't really too bad. That however sounds like garbage.

@harvest
That's why he used a spoiler tag.

 

[wilddeath]

@Shakur I bought the ebook versions on Amazon. Fully translated up to volume 5.

 

[Sancturil]

@feha Hmm, actually, Egbert is a real name, an old Anglo-Saxon name. There has been several rulers in England with that name. Ethelbald is also an old Anglo-Saxon name and was the name of a few monarchs in England. As for Owen, it's an old English name that was used by the nobility (mostly in Whales from the 15th century onward), its etymology traces itself back to Eugene, meaning "noble-born."

For the "fertile" thing, it refers to the kingdom. It's an old tradition in most monarchies for the king's surname to be the name of the kingdom, or sometimes for the kingdom's name to come from a new ruler's surname.
Finally, the "Rex" in the middle of the name is just the latin word for "king." I assume the author added it there to make his name more fancy.

@Thiron No, Gus said that it was an old Elven tradition. Menel doesn't have that likely because his entourage didn't like him and they didn't know his father's name. Maybe he has a his mother's name as his surname and simply hasn't told anyone what it is, but he might also just not have an official surname based on his upbringing