Since I Became a Saint, I'll Do Whatever I Want with My Second Life - Vol. 1 Ch. 1.2 - The rest of chap 1

Dex-chan lover
Joined
Apr 6, 2018
Messages
5,771
There was a little too much internal ranting about the cruelty of nobles for me personally, but I can't deny it was satisfying to see immediate karma.
 
Dex-chan lover
Joined
Feb 23, 2018
Messages
3,695
Well, this was *very* stupid, but I'm always up for a little revenge porn, so what the hell.
 
Fed-Kun's army
Joined
Apr 22, 2018
Messages
165
If he knew the key was invisible why was he asking some random albino servant girl to help finding it? Was he just asking every girl he saw? And why not lead with "Also the key is invisible."
 
Fed-Kun's army
Joined
Aug 3, 2019
Messages
1,253
Noble ma'am...interference with church business,based on the time period, could see you burned at the stake...
Thou maybe our priest maybe should have kept the key around his wrist or around his neck...
 
Dex-chan lover
Joined
Apr 9, 2018
Messages
1,377
@Rupopo The priest was given a key by the saint and told to look in that region. I don't doubt he was actually asking every girl out there.
 
Member
Joined
Oct 20, 2019
Messages
31
Fuck that dude for trying to be dramatic. He risked harm on the Saint Candidate just so he can theatrical timing.
 
Joined
Feb 20, 2020
Messages
4
So...wait. Lemme see if I have this straight.
1) the current Saint makes a key only visible to "selected people or the saint candidates".
2) the Saint then doesn't "select" the priest carrying the thing, making it invisible to him, too.
3) the priest puts the key in his bag, where it could get lost, being invisible and all, and then dumps his bag out in his guestroom, predictably losing his invisible key.
4) rather than trying to find the key, he decides "screw it" and goes outside to ask an albino who doesn't even seem all that mystical at all whether she knows where the key she literally couldn't have known about is.
5) he brings the girl into the lord's manor, where the air itself probably has ears, to tell her "congratulations, you found the key. You're a much better candidate than this family's dumb brat". Also, he doesn't bother checking to see if she can actually see the key, which is the entire point of his journey, preferring to just wave it around and pretend like his choice wasn't already made.
6) said dumb brat overhears and frames Liz for stealing "the priest's treasury key", despite the fact that it's not actually the priest's, nor was it ever stated what the key was actually for. As a bonus, she brings the one person most likely and able to call her out to witness the spectacle.
7) instead of giving a Luke-style "every word you just said was wrong", he lets the situation play out practically until Liz's execution before stepping in.
8) going back to him not checking if Liz can see the key, what would have happened if she just got super lucky with her guess? Or if she had some other power? "Let's ask Liz if she can see anything." "Uh...no...?" "...eh?"
9) then he punishes and demotes the entire family for their daughter's crime when it hasn't been shown that they were in on it, potentially leaving the entire county in a power vacuum, which history has shown to be a wonderful state to be in.
10) then he declares Liz to be the next Saint, despite the whole point of the exercise being to just find candidates, leaving aside whether or not he has the authority to declare that in the first place.
 
Joined
Jun 16, 2020
Messages
60
Is he nut? He ask Lizz where his disappearing key is? and THAT KEY can not be seen by a normal person. A sense person ask passer by where his invisible key is. What in the world!!
 
Member
Joined
Apr 8, 2020
Messages
358
this is probably a great portrays of how the Renaissance era works. they simply just depending on priests and simply pushed out the court as if they have no contribution and responsibilities to hold on to make the country more prosperous
 

Users who are viewing this thread

Top