Tensei Shitara Hime Datta node Dansou Joshi Kiwamete Saikyou Mahou Tsukai Mezasuwa - Vol. 4 Ch. 13

[MangaDex]

 

[Apocrypse]

Thanks for reading. I hope you enjoyed this one! I sure did. Loved all of Ikuto's interactions with Amelia. Nothing like drinking tea with the enemy. Haha!

As always, please support the author if you can! (Or wait until it's sold in your language.) Thank you for your patience, and I'll see you next time!

 

[DexDexDexina]

Thank you for the translation!

Neat little reverse Cinderella situation Ikuto is having here where he has to make the most of his limited time before he becomes a princess again.

 

[AccForManga]

Yeah, Ikuto really needs to tell Liam otherwise as soon as they reach the Martinez estate he's going to figure out anyways if the family/staff use the Isabella name for Ikuto.

At least telling him now is on Ikuto's own terms.

But for the chapter, cute.

I wonder if the townspeople are overcompensating/being overly nice to Liam after Chloe's murder.

 

[Sandmann1st]

Is Liam technically Bi?

 

[Mitsu13]

I am so confused with their relationship. Are they going to end together or not???

 

[Saon]

Thank you for your work!

 

[Monstrengo]

Is Liam technically Bi?

I'm assuming that he's as gay as Hatemonger.
I'm assuming that Ikuto is also as gay as Hatemonger.

 

[CaTastrophy427]

aight so uh... regarding the TL note at the end there: That's not much of a theory, it's kinda proven historical fact. Most early surnames for the commonfolk came from their professions or their parents. Smith, Tanner, and Baker are examples of the former, Johnson is an example of the latter. But many seen today have some deviation from their roots - Taylor from Tailor, Barker and Backer from Baker, Farman from Farmhand, Coleman from Coal man, and so on. And since back then many professions were passed down from parent to child,

Other surnames came from location, noble houses, or cultural exchange, people trying to transcribe illegible text as best they can, or people just not knowing how to read, pronounce, or spell their name or someone else's. An example of that last one is the legally blind Iditarod musher Rachel Scdoris - her surname was originally Sedoris, but a misreading changed the e to a c on an official document (IDR if it was a birth certificate or immigration paperwork) a few generations prior, and it stuck since nobody bothered to try fixing it.

 

[bearybrown]

Female royalty can't learn magic is fucking dumb tradition/rules.

Imagine you have a daughter that could nuke enemies, that is way more assuring to retain power instead of using them as bargaining chips.

I'm surprise the royalty could hold on to political power for long with that mindset.

 

[Sleepyb33]

This is somehow simultaneously the gayest, straightest, and trans-est shit I've ever seen.


And I'm here for it.

 

[Chucholain]

Liam is hella confused with his feelings, MC do be telling liam to not lead on his childhood sister friend but there s(he) is kinda leading on liam on a confused path not telling him what MC really is. Cant say i dont understand what s(he) feels but the longer you hold on the harder it is to confess* Hope MC(i dont know if i should just put he or she since MC isnt sure either) figures it out soon enough and liam doesnt have to know about MCs secret via 3rd party