Sekai Saikyou no Assassin, Isekai Kizoku ni Tensei Suru - Vol. 1 Ch. 2.1
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hyper sexuality between a 7 year old and a 10 year old ... just what the fuck
and the knight just swung her sword, aiming to kill, at a mere child without knowing who he is or anything. More what the fuck. This author is fucked in the head in more ways than one.
and the knight just swung her sword, aiming to kill, at a mere child without knowing who he is or anything. More what the fuck. This author is fucked in the head in more ways than one.
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I DIDN'T KNOW THESE PARTS OF THE STORYLINE EXISTED (idk i'm just dumb probably)
It's very fascinating to see Lugh's internal conflict between the callousness he honed from his past life and the wholehearted empathy he's learning in this new one. To kill for good is to have a heart that already seeks for it.
Plus I like this encounter with Dia. In the anime, it was a soup-making mission. Probably that way in the LN too but this is a nice introduction, imprinting a hard-to-forget scene in their mind that will actually set an intriguing first impression later on.
The manga version feels superior ngl. I'm loving this so far
It's very fascinating to see Lugh's internal conflict between the callousness he honed from his past life and the wholehearted empathy he's learning in this new one. To kill for good is to have a heart that already seeks for it.
Plus I like this encounter with Dia. In the anime, it was a soup-making mission. Probably that way in the LN too but this is a nice introduction, imprinting a hard-to-forget scene in their mind that will actually set an intriguing first impression later on.
The manga version feels superior ngl. I'm loving this so far
Imagine yourself in the following scenario:
You are an adult female, reasonably assumed to be a formally trained knight or guard. You have been tasked with escorting a young lady to the territory of a noble family. After some time, you decide to stop near a forest—perhaps at the side of the road or in a clearing.
Suddenly, you hear your client exclaim in indignation. You turn to find her knocked onto her backside, holding a small injured animal with an arrow lodged in its lumbar or thoracic region. Beside her stands a very young boy, clearly under the age of ten, holding a bow.
Would your immediate reaction be to violently swing your unsheathed sword at the child—without any attempt at conversation or civilized intervention?
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It is imperative to consider the following facts:
According to Wikipedia, the average medieval longsword was a straight, double-edged blade measuring approximately 80 to 110 cm (31 to 43 in) in length, and weighing around 2 to 3 kg (4 lb 7 oz to 6 lb 10 oz).
According to research conducted by Sean Franklin—an engineer and medalist in international competitions for Longsword, Messer, Grappling, Rapier, and Cutting—a 1.39 kg sword, traveling at an angle of 64°, has a cutting surface moving at approximately 70 km/h.
Let’s make a reasonable assumption for the impact duration (t). Cutting impacts are typically very fast.
Let’s try:
t = 0.01 seconds (a typical duration for a sharp impact)
Using the impulse-momentum formula:
F = Δp / Δt = mv / t
F = (1.39 kg × 19.44 m/s) / 0.01 s = 27.02 / 0.01 = 2,702 N
2,700 Newtons (N) is a tremendous amount of force concentrated along a sharp edge. For comparison:
A professional boxer’s punch delivers approximately 2,500–5,000 N, but over a much wider surface area.
A sledgehammer swung by an adult impacts with around 2,000–3,000 N.
A car crash at low speed (approximately 10 km/h) can generate roughly 3,000 N of force on a person inside the vehicle.
However, unlike those examples, a sword focuses all that force through a narrow cutting edge, concentrating the energy on a very small area. That’s why it can easily slice through meat, bone, or even armor—depending on the sharpness and quality of the blade.
MOST IMPORTANTLY. By adding to the fact that this world's sciences, martial arts, tool/weapon manufacture techniques are heavily influenced by "magic", normal human limits cannot be placed on people, and even more hard to be placed on combatants. For example, the sword could be "magic", shw could be using a "magic" supllemented strike, "magic" abilities could provide a thousand different effects, and even more when compounded with another.
Tl;DR
Knight bitch is CRAZY, a savage at the very least. Must be euthanized at the earliest opportunity.
You are an adult female, reasonably assumed to be a formally trained knight or guard. You have been tasked with escorting a young lady to the territory of a noble family. After some time, you decide to stop near a forest—perhaps at the side of the road or in a clearing.
Suddenly, you hear your client exclaim in indignation. You turn to find her knocked onto her backside, holding a small injured animal with an arrow lodged in its lumbar or thoracic region. Beside her stands a very young boy, clearly under the age of ten, holding a bow.
Would your immediate reaction be to violently swing your unsheathed sword at the child—without any attempt at conversation or civilized intervention?
---
It is imperative to consider the following facts:
According to Wikipedia, the average medieval longsword was a straight, double-edged blade measuring approximately 80 to 110 cm (31 to 43 in) in length, and weighing around 2 to 3 kg (4 lb 7 oz to 6 lb 10 oz).
According to research conducted by Sean Franklin—an engineer and medalist in international competitions for Longsword, Messer, Grappling, Rapier, and Cutting—a 1.39 kg sword, traveling at an angle of 64°, has a cutting surface moving at approximately 70 km/h.
Let’s make a reasonable assumption for the impact duration (t). Cutting impacts are typically very fast.
Let’s try:
t = 0.01 seconds (a typical duration for a sharp impact)
Using the impulse-momentum formula:
F = Δp / Δt = mv / t
F = (1.39 kg × 19.44 m/s) / 0.01 s = 27.02 / 0.01 = 2,702 N
2,700 Newtons (N) is a tremendous amount of force concentrated along a sharp edge. For comparison:
A professional boxer’s punch delivers approximately 2,500–5,000 N, but over a much wider surface area.
A sledgehammer swung by an adult impacts with around 2,000–3,000 N.
A car crash at low speed (approximately 10 km/h) can generate roughly 3,000 N of force on a person inside the vehicle.
However, unlike those examples, a sword focuses all that force through a narrow cutting edge, concentrating the energy on a very small area. That’s why it can easily slice through meat, bone, or even armor—depending on the sharpness and quality of the blade.
MOST IMPORTANTLY. By adding to the fact that this world's sciences, martial arts, tool/weapon manufacture techniques are heavily influenced by "magic", normal human limits cannot be placed on people, and even more hard to be placed on combatants. For example, the sword could be "magic", shw could be using a "magic" supllemented strike, "magic" abilities could provide a thousand different effects, and even more when compounded with another.
Tl;DR
Knight bitch is CRAZY, a savage at the very least. Must be euthanized at the earliest opportunity.
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