Sono Mono. Nochi ni... ~Kigatsuitara S-kyuu Saikyou!? Yuusha Wazu no Daibouken~ - Vol. 3 Ch. 15
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Hey look, the stupid plot just got even stupider.
The departing doesn't make any sense.
First the count turned into a fucking demon, even the most loyal of his subject would keep a low, very low profile. There were 0 measure in places to avoid being followed, that was the most probable thing an enemy would attempt to do, and if they have the capabilities to hurt them, then they have the capabilities to follow them. It's also assume the count influence was limited to the city, then explain why you didn't try to escape before? I don't think she would have been in more danger then before, considering the attacks she received earlier.
The parents, and maybe the brothel owner too, forced the decision without even telling her, as it's clear from the scene. Not having time to search for a single person, that you know you just have to ask the guildmaster to know? Bullshit. Also if they were to be ready to attack you in this short time, means they are watching you, so don't think your preparation could go unnoticed.
Even more sense have to tell Nenya to follow them later. This is quite a breach of security, considering that she can be followed. Why not asking her to come with you? Was actually Tata that told her? (The idea that Tata told her can only work with the scene proper is that she told her just before being forced to depart, albeit that now demand the question, why didn't she complain before? Did they promised they would tell him, but then didn't respect the promise (by failiure or by unwillingness to actually do it)? Seems like she wasn't willing at all to leave him based on the dialogue )
Assuming the parents fully know how she was rescued, they should know that being near him is the best insurance against any risk. Him for Tata, a couple of knights as an armed escorts for the parents, would have been enought to deter risks for the time being.
Also it's nonsense how the family changed tone at the love declaration. It's not that the factor that made you depart is changed. That man run to save your daughter, wehtever you think there is love or not doesn't change anything. The risk didn't disappear (here seems like the risk disappeared) Simply there are situation were people are willing to take risk, and until the risk involve only the person themself, they should be free to take them. So you want to go? Go. Don't force you unwilling daughter to come with you, and more importantly don't exclude her from the decision like she doesn't have any agency (doing this is enough reason to be considered an asshole). Especially if she have the way to protect herself, like in this case.
First the count turned into a fucking demon, even the most loyal of his subject would keep a low, very low profile. There were 0 measure in places to avoid being followed, that was the most probable thing an enemy would attempt to do, and if they have the capabilities to hurt them, then they have the capabilities to follow them. It's also assume the count influence was limited to the city, then explain why you didn't try to escape before? I don't think she would have been in more danger then before, considering the attacks she received earlier.
The parents, and maybe the brothel owner too, forced the decision without even telling her, as it's clear from the scene. Not having time to search for a single person, that you know you just have to ask the guildmaster to know? Bullshit. Also if they were to be ready to attack you in this short time, means they are watching you, so don't think your preparation could go unnoticed.
Even more sense have to tell Nenya to follow them later. This is quite a breach of security, considering that she can be followed. Why not asking her to come with you? Was actually Tata that told her? (The idea that Tata told her can only work with the scene proper is that she told her just before being forced to depart, albeit that now demand the question, why didn't she complain before? Did they promised they would tell him, but then didn't respect the promise (by failiure or by unwillingness to actually do it)? Seems like she wasn't willing at all to leave him based on the dialogue )
Assuming the parents fully know how she was rescued, they should know that being near him is the best insurance against any risk. Him for Tata, a couple of knights as an armed escorts for the parents, would have been enought to deter risks for the time being.
Also it's nonsense how the family changed tone at the love declaration. It's not that the factor that made you depart is changed. That man run to save your daughter, wehtever you think there is love or not doesn't change anything. The risk didn't disappear (here seems like the risk disappeared) Simply there are situation were people are willing to take risk, and until the risk involve only the person themself, they should be free to take them. So you want to go? Go. Don't force you unwilling daughter to come with you, and more importantly don't exclude her from the decision like she doesn't have any agency (doing this is enough reason to be considered an asshole). Especially if she have the way to protect herself, like in this case.
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