Tensei Shite High Elf ni Narimashitaga, Slow Life wa 120-nen de Akimashita - Highelf with a Long Life - Ch. 47

[Bachenaugen]

They grow up so fast... Why am I tearing up, dammit?

 

[ciera]

Thank you for the chapter

 

[spectralSpices]

If he and frieren were on a journey together, a 10 year trip would probably take 500 at least.

"We still need to get to Muralo."
"...I have checked the new chart, and there is no Muralo."
"What? Let me see-Oh. I think it broke up into these states, up there..."
"I see...why were we heading there to begin with?"
"...I don't, uh, remember."

 

[Blazer168]

I'm still sad he didn't go see Nonna 1 last time

 

[Screenwatch]

There is something really funny to me about how he likes guardsman. Its such a silly bias, I can imagine it being as silly as they were the first humans he ever met >_<

 

[Notadmeraldondo]

Wynn will probably be an old man when we see him.

 

[Nemo2342]

They grow up so fast... Why am I tearing up, dammit?

Same. Sometimes it takes me a while to read a new chapter because there's a good chance it's going to make me tear up.

Especially when you know he's going to revisit a previous location.

 

[dOmOlz]

Wait, hold on, which country was the one that formed after he reconciled some nomad tribes? Yes, I know I could just read the chapter where they say it but I am too lazy to do that.

 

[le3]

Hope Aesir won't take too long for the revisit this time...

 

[commandodude]

If he and frieren were on a journey together, a 10 year trip would probably take 500 at least.

Needs and Elf-minder to tell him that he needs to get a move on like Frieren has.

 

[Hauberk1800]

That look on his face when he said if they do get married, he probably won't be around to see it...

I do feel like he has grown in his emotional capacity for his lifespan compared to those he interacts with over time

Thanks for the tl

 

[kanaloa]

Something I appreciate about this guy is how he isn't judgmental in the slightest. He hates the effects of war, but he understands that there is motive behind each action. It may not be pleasant, but all such things are a part of life. That's a sign of wisdom, right there.

Aesir may seem like a wise observer, but by distributing weapons, techniques, and knowledge, he’s functionally as a long-lived war industrialist. The morality of the nations he helps doesn’t change the fact that he’s enabling power, shaping wars, and tipping balances-making him not so different from Lockheed or any other arms facilitator in real life. Sure, there are supenatural entities but it was part of the natural order BUT the moment a "HIGH ELF" jumped in..that tipped the scale heavily towards one side. There is a reason why his ancestors didn't want anyone to roam the world.

Never thought about if from this perspective, huh?

 

[MagnaDrake]

After reading thus far I'm starting to think that he's like a comet. Comes around once every few decades, stays for a bit, then leaves, and you never know if you'll be alive to see him come back or if he will ever come back at all.

 

[BanzaiYuri]

If he and frieren were on a journey together, a 10 year trip would probably take 500 at least.

Honestly, this, I wish he and Frieren could meet 🥲

 

[ShitTaste]

Aesir may seem like a wise observer, but by distributing weapons, techniques, and knowledge, he’s functionally as a long-lived war industrialist. The morality of the nations he helps doesn’t change the fact that he’s enabling power, shaping wars, and tipping balances-making him not so different from Lockheed or any other arms facilitator in real life. Sure, there are supenatural entities but it was part of the natural order BUT the moment a "HIGH ELF" jumped in..that tipped the scale heavily towards one side. There is a reason why his ancestors didn't want anyone to roam the world.

Never thought about if from this perspective, huh?

That's why you always see him question if he should help though. He recognizes his power can change the tune of any war, but you don't see him running around to every country, do you?

The story has touched many times on that he recognizes he often doesn't see (or recognize) the lasting impact of what he does, but he does his best to do what he feels is right with as little influence as possible.

Now if you compare that to a lockheed who will do what they can to make a buck... seems pretty different to me.

 

[Grevados]

Aesir may seem like a wise observer, but by distributing weapons, techniques, and knowledge, he’s functionally as a long-lived war industrialist. The morality of the nations he helps doesn’t change the fact that he’s enabling power, shaping wars, and tipping balances-making him not so different from Lockheed or any other arms facilitator in real life. Sure, there are supenatural entities but it was part of the natural order BUT the moment a "HIGH ELF" jumped in..that tipped the scale heavily towards one side. There is a reason why his ancestors didn't want anyone to roam the world.

Never thought about if from this perspective, huh?

Feels more like MCU Tony Stark after finding out that Stark Industries has been selling to anyone with a bank account.
"My stuff was used for WHAT? By WHO?!"
Tony walks out in a rage, followed by the sound of explosions

 

[Someone011]

I do like reading this manga, but each chapter leaves such a bittersweet feeling...

 

[SatePak]

Nice

 

[Seinvolf]

Thank u always for ur great work...
^^...

For once, his journey didnt gave me a jab on the solar plexus, instead he left another memory n a family heirlooms there...

 

[Moses_Munthe]

Man ... Thank you for translate this series