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I'm glad Stark was able to redeem himself after getting taken down embarrassingly easy in the previous chapter. This time, I think he was the main contributor to their victory.
It's the classic cycle of abuse. Hurt people hurt people.Kinda feel bad for the old assassin, as much as he’s a killer, he was assigned and stayed loyal to a mission whose meaning he doesn’t even know. To some extent he and his comrades are also victims.
Pondering and dreading the meaninglessness of the actions from most of his life is probably a well deserved punishment for all his actions, especially when/if the regret finally hits. Plus he doesn’t have anyone left he can confide to so there’s also a solitude factor in it.
Frieren was likely the last living person on the watchlist who'd ever pass by the area and by the time they come here again he'd likely have died of old age or be too old to do anything even if he changed his mind.WHY DID YOU LET HIM LIVE????
That's just life, isn't it? We find small things to take our minds off the big things, until we can't. This journey will have its own ending too.I like how Frieren's suffering has changed from the depths of depression and existential crises into "ew it's mucky".
Reminder that the first time they took this journey took ten years. We don't know where they are in reference to the rest of the world, so we have no idea how long the manga will continue to run. That being said, this feels like nowhere near the end. There is a massive amount of unresolved narrative left, and plenty of room for more to be added.It feels like we are getting closer to the end of the Journey, but i guess we still have to see some moments like the south hero plan and the north company (the one that wanted Stark to help them in the war), also the demon that was hidding from everybody, hopefully we get to see the "talk to the dead" Magic at the end so every new generation Frieren goes and talk with their past companions...
Can't abandon the post without orders, even to confirm if said orders are still in affect. What would happen if a bunch of people on the list randomly showed up at the same time and they were short the man-power to take them all out at the same time? They would have failed their mission as the remaining targets would have escaped.You'd think the oldest man (father) could have travelled to their headquarters after a decade to check if the mission is still valid. And again after another decade. It's not like such an aging man missing would have lowered their combat potential that much. Some sleeper following orders that might not even serve any purpose could do more harm than good. That is, unless they were orders given by demons and the demons are still controlling the country.
Himmel was not a warriorThe strongest character in the story as far as we know is the hero of the south. So yeah human warriors can get insanely busted. We don't really often see them because it's a story focused on mages.
But Himmel while being unable to use his senses managed to fight off two extremely strong demons, ones Frieren couldn't defeat on her own.
Hope when we get to Rivale we will see Stark pop off as hard.
Not 100% sure, but I think they're about to enter the "Unified Empire" Assassin-Priest belonged to, which is directly next to the Demon's terrority. The Demon King's castle is just before their final goal of the afterlife land, and the castle is on the far side of the territory as well.Reminder that the first time they took this journey took ten years. We don't know where they are in reference to the rest of the world, so we have no idea how long the manga will continue to run. That being said, this feels like nowhere near the end. There is a massive amount of unresolved narrative left, and plenty of room for more to be added.
Fern being able to see the instability in Serie's mana right in front of her and her being able to detect someone's mana completely concealed are two different thingsEven if it was for a moment, he was a man who subdued Stark. The warrior who even Eisen feared. He evaded the mana detection of Fern, who could sense the flaws in the Grand Mage Serie's mana flow. With nothing but speed, he made the plans of Frieren, a mage who's lived 1000 years and has experienced night uncountable battles, completely useless.
That he didn't take her head the moment he had her pinned meant that he had no intention to kill in the first place, and his fleeting life was already nearing it's conclusion. He was a kind, somewhat disillusioned warrior. And she is the mage that is growing to learn more about humans.
why don't they just fly above that flooded path?
Are they stupid?
It’s quite the contrast to Denken, who procrastinated for a long time to do something about his hometown and finally visit his wife’s grave, despite how monumental these things were in his life.I love how this series keeps illustrating how the march of time affects motives and drives. Yeah, you can keep focused on a single thing your entire life, but after 60 years, that's just one thing in a lifetime of experiences.
Remind me please, who's the demon that was hiding ?It feels like we are getting closer to the end of the Journey, but i guess we still have to see some moments like the south hero plan and the north company (the one that wanted Stark to help them in the war), also the demon that was hidding from everybody, hopefully we get to see the "talk to the dead" Magic at the end so every new generation Frieren goes and talk with their past companions...