Saikyou Onmyouji no Isekai Tenseiki ~Geboku no Youkaidomo ni Kurabete Monster ga Yowaisugirundaga~ - Vol. 8 Ch. 34

[MangaDex]

 

[Enalis]

Thanks for the chapter

 

[Seinvolf]

Thank u always for ur great work...
^^...

The master just please stay back n watch the students do it...
(OωO )...

 

[Grailm]

Yeah Seika, your handling of everything makes everyone else weak. Leaves no room for growth and just weakens everyone else as a weak. Got to stand back and let them get their hands dirty.

 

[Shinigamisama]

Mama Amiyu disciplining them like they're her kids lol. But yes, the points she made were valid.

Did Seika just bring a live specimen?

 

[KingsMan12]

Wait, did I just see Rinnegan?

 

[ciera]

Thanks for the scanlation

 

[ABCsOfLife]

Is it a new girl?

 

[Knighto]

Wait, did I just see Rinnegan?

more like Nokotan

 

[Loga]

loli monster inc

 

[AnotherDuck]

Nothing wrong with being worked up.

What's wrong with using a massive two-bitted axe as an assassin?

Overlapping techniques just means a denser attack pattern in that case.

"What kind of party has three healers?"

A cautious party.

Any weapon can get damaged, so it's not exactly unique to throwing daggers.

A healer doesn't make it less likely for accidents to occur, but makes it easier to recover from them.

Metal is more common than paper?

She has a point. They need more training than him.

Weird deer. Did they find it like that or something?

 

[thycondrius]

Thanks for the chapter!

Right when the boss spawns the chapter ends...

 

[Wolvenworks]

New waifu?

Nothing wrong with being worked up.

What's wrong with using a massive two-bitted axe as an assassin?

Overlapping techniques just means a denser attack pattern in that case.


A cautious party.

Any weapon can get damaged, so it's not exactly unique to throwing daggers.

A healer doesn't make it less likely for accidents to occur, but makes it easier to recover from them.

Metal is more common than paper?

She has a point. They need more training than him.

Weird deer. Did they find it like that or something?

Sometimes, i don’t get why ppl write comments as if they’re taking notes for an exam/for work.

 

[sailor-erida]

Metal is more common than paper?

Paper was expensive until mid 19-th century.

 

[Miserys_End]

Any weapon can get damaged, so it's not exactly unique to throwing daggers.

Depends on the quality, but in general a dagger/knife would be much less durable then a sword or axe made of the same materials.

Metal is more common than paper?

Easier to mass produce metal even with low tech then it is to produce low grade paper. White paper with a flat, even surface would be exceedingly difficult to mass produce without industrial age machines. Not impossible to replicate with magic or magetech artifact, but the cost would would still be prohibitive due to needing mages and or magic to run the devices

 

[Miserys_End]

New waifu?

Sometimes, i don’t get why ppl write comments as if they’re taking notes for an exam/for work.

Easy, everyone has their own methods. of organizing their thoughts. It takes all types to make the world go round, so try to be a little less judgemental. It's way less stressful and people tend not to think your a rude prick.

 

[Wolvenworks]

New waifu?

Easy, different people think differently. It takes all types to make the world go round, so try to be a little less judgemental.

Not judgemental; just very amused. I’ve been ignoring these for years after all.

 

[AnotherDuck]

Sometimes, i don’t get why ppl write comments as if they’re taking notes for an exam/for work.

Sometimes I don't get why people write comments commenting about other comments as if it matter if and how other people want to comment.

But I started to comment like this just because I wanted to remember odd details when rereading the comments at a later date. It was also what happened when I tried to get away from commenting more on the plot as a whole, as that often led to speculation of later events. I got short-time banned a couple of times and got complaints for "posting spoilers," when I was just accurately predicting the plot.

Depends on the quality, but in general a dagger/knife would be much less durable then a sword or axe made of the same materials.

Why? But if you want to compare you also have to consider that a sword or axe is much heavier, so it would hit with much greater force, which leads to more damage.

Easier to mass produce metal even with low tech then it is to produce low grade paper. White paper with a flat, even surface would be exceedingly difficult to mass produce without industrial age machines. Not impossible to replicate with magic or magetech artifact, but the cost would would still be prohibitive due to needing mages and or magic to run the devices

I think you underestimate medieval paper making capabilities. To my understanding it was one of the things people learned to produce in larger quantities before the industrial revolution. And it wasn't that expensive, relatively speaking.

 

[tekkenshu7]

Thanks for the new chapter!
Oh no a 'trojan stag'

 

[Miserys_End]

Why? But if you want to compare you also have to consider that a sword or axe is much heavier, so it would hit with much greater force, which leads to more damage.

yes and no. Mostly because of the way they are designed. Also note these are throwing daggers, not something like a main gauche or swordbreaker. They share more in common with arrows then they do a main weapon.

I think you underestimate medieval paper making capabilities. To my understanding it was one of the things people learned to produce in larger quantities before the industrial revolution. And it wasn't that expensive, relatively speaking.

Nope, cant say we've watched the documentaries, but information shouldn't be too different. The biggest issue is that no matter the process, its both time and labor intensive. To be done at scale would take many people and days of processing to go from the base materials to usable paper.

And that is only the lowest quality product. For something that is of consistent color, thickness and durability, it would take more processing time and many rejects that need to be reprocessed.