Slime Seijo - Ch. 21 - One Good Turn Deserves Another

[MangaDex]

 

[AkiTooru]

Go! Disney Princess Saint powers!

 

[gum_rummy]

Seijo? Seijo!?!?

 

[EchoGirl]

Disney princess mode activated 8D

 

[jackjack9]

Being good with animals. Jelly is a Disney Princess!

Jelly us going to save the village!

 

[Kllick]

And thus a Disney Princess started a wine making business for her territory

 

[hyoma30]

It's all according to plan.
-Mysterious Man

 

[Teruyo]

She really is a Disney Princess. Just missing the musical number.

 

[shwiftyshfifty]

Did she fill the barrier? :S

*On page 6 she states (out loud) that everything is fine. On page 7 she yells out that "THE BARRIER IS LOW ON MAGIC" perhaps in an attempt to lure out the hooded amigo. A bit confusing but I think the barrier doesn't need a re-fill.

 

[Mangamoz]

Jelly and Puniru would make good friends.

 

[Zeralinz]

Did she fill the barrier? :S

My money is on a no, she got massive ADHD brain

 

[Madologist]

Considering the naming sense are we about to meet someone named "Wine" or "Juice", who happens to have a brilliant idea on how to use the grapes?

 

[saredesu]

Actually is a saint

 

[RiceIST00]

did she even recharge the barrier?

 

[Pilomotor]

Wouldn't it be funny if this world doesn't actually have jelly yet, and this village ends up inventing grape jelly, and naming it after Jelly?

 

[AMicrowave]

Seijo? Seijo!?!?

not a fan of when mangadex suddenly changes the name of manga

 

[Heavenstar]

Another great chapter full of funny Jellyfaces

 

[Adelle]

I feel like this chapter is like the calm before the storm

 

[berryoragami]

Thanks for the chapter! : D

 

[DedBeet]

grapes for wine and grapes for consumption are different, not to say they aren't edible it's just that they were bred for different functions kinda like how apples back in the day were mostly used for cider and so most apples then were barely edible and very astringent. (also with how apples reproduce it's basically dumb luck to get a good tasting apple and even then, if you get a good one you have to graft it to make more of that specific apple, which is a risk since plants with very similar if not identical dna are vulnerable to disease that can wipe it all out)
though I'm not familiar with how grapes were selectivlvely bred.