Sousou no Frieren - Vol. 12 Ch. 109 - The Remnant Zart

[Xystus]

NGL but the action panel sucks lol. Story is carrying Frieren hard, looking forward to how the anime improvise all those action panels.

 

[RexNemorensis]

Everyone's going "omg they know her so well" but let's not forget she literally told them she could fly last chapter lol.

 

[pab101]

Thanks for the chapter

 

[episode]

The amount of trust and understanding with each other to the point where they just came to terms about it is astonishing, its insane.

 

[TheGreatALBundy]

Now she just needs to kiss Himmel to ease some of her regrets.

 

[EdenMarino]

It blows me away when every chapter feels just as impactful as the last; the feeling of a deep world, earnest feelings, and the passing of time remain ever poignant, and the authors never let us forget. Even in the well trodden story line of time travel I feel as though these glimpses of Frieren's adventure are so precious.

And as always it is so incredibly badass to see the strange abilities of the demons, the magical arms race between the humanoid races and the demons, and the horror of the casual inhumanity of the demons, every word a lie, a tool meant to deal death just as surely as their magic.

And of course the catharsis of the heroes winning, and them being such true friends that they know what's up without Frieren saying a word. This chapter brings a whole new viewpoint to all the early chapters too, which makes it all the more impactful. It's very likely they did indeed carry this secret to their graves, without even telling Frieren herself. Brings a tear to my eye.

 

[Sancturil]

Nah, judging how her memory from that time is fuzzy, my guess is on "That's acctually the way it happened in first place." My guess is on their own party destroying the artifact themselves, on instruction of future Frieren without telling past Frieren about it. And maybe even past Frieren deleting her own memories after arriving back from the future. Or it's being done by the stone automatically or by a timedelayed spell by future Frieren on herself to hit past Frieren.
The acctual fun question is, what happened in the timeperiod she can't remember?

Damn.
She would also explain even more so why the demons remember her as The Slayer.

 

[ForTheJerusalem]

You know she could in theory just delete the demon race in the past, but how will this affect the future?

 

[Rukja]

everyone seems to be able to read her easily, well besides demon, but she has a hard time

 

[Carn109]

Damn Frieren straight up with the nuke power

 

[Nunally]

How chill the hero party can be haha

I just realize, part of Himmel success is luck, if there are demon that Frieren cant handle or counter they surely be annihilated, to managed not meeting them (when the advantage isnt with them) are really lucky. So far, there are two demons that met this criteria: this guy Zard and Macht (who is trapped in the city of Weiss).

 

[Nunally]

Frieren maybe not for the beginning
but surely she's the Mage of the End

There are the oracle (about the future of demon kin) from one of the demon great sage too and it seems very closely related to Frieren journey. Either she manage to annihilate them for real, or maybe far in the future Frieren will found a way for demon to live in peace.

 

[cryum]

Oh my god. Himmel, he knew about the Sky Range Dragon!

 

[VINT64]

Went and reread past chapters. Looks like I somehow missed how Frieren said she lost a week of her memories. So, I guess, she's gonna spend a whole week with them now?

It blows me away when every chapter feels just as impactful as the last; the feeling of a deep world, earnest feelings, and the passing of time remain ever poignant, and the authors never let us forget. Even in the well trodden story line of time travel I feel as though these glimpses of Frieren's adventure are so precious.

And as always it is so incredibly badass to see the strange abilities of the demons, the magical arms race between the humanoid races and the demons, and the horror of the casual inhumanity of the demons, every word a lie, a tool meant to deal death just as surely as their magic.

And of course the catharsis of the heroes winning, and them being such true friends that they know what's up without Frieren saying a word. This chapter brings a whole new viewpoint to all the early chapters too, which makes it all the more impactful. It's very likely they did indeed carry this secret to their graves, without even telling Frieren herself. Brings a tear to my eye.

this, and your Yokohama pfp, seems like you are a man of culture

 

[Doodads]

If she actually is in the past, begs the question why she doesn't remember having a gap in knowledge or something about this time period.

She does though? She says so in ch.107:

Furthermore, your memory after examining the monument becomes a blur. It feels like a week's worth of memories fading away.

 

[Saybah]

Intriguing development.

 

[RanmaChaos]

Thanks for the chapter!

 

[24HourCinderella]

I swear if she cries before she has to go back, I'm probably gonna cry.

 

[HyoEden]

The real questions are, what is currently happening to present time Frieren's body? And to past Frieren's mind. We know past Frieren doesn't remember a week after touching the stone, so, present Frieren will probably stay in the past for that period of time.

But since she had no recollection of any other time, it is unlikely that they changed minds trough time, which would have been hilarious. (I can imagine Fern having a field trip with a younger Frieren).

 

[friendly]

You know, it brings a tear to my eye thinking that this magic she's using to save their lives then is the magic that was developed by humans, in the time since the defeat of the Demon King. The magic that the Hero's Party gives humans time to develop.