Man the amount of people at the end all broken and waiting for the adept to save them is wild
Mc 100% looks to be the type to be easily swindled by them, I would not be surprised if other adepts got swindled, broken heart etc and then turned to the dark side and is helping the dark gods or something
This is a world WAY larger than earth with medieval level of technology and monsters problem, it would be surprising if they ran out of problems
Goddess' Avatar is cute. Hope we see more of her.
But that guy got swindled.
No he got an honest deal. Want to become an overpowered super rich super doctor/undying soldier? Want to fuck and brainwash every single women you want? Then actually lock in and put in the work. They entice him with these privileges because they essentially want him to act as superman.
Until you get to computers and electronics, there's very little in the way of engineering and technology you can't make without an industrial base, just need some elbow grease, artisanal talent, and creative application of the 6 simple machines.
Well they kinda are talking the right step in summoning a massive amount of people rather than count on one single person or like a classroom.
If they can bring in people by the thousands, you can likely eventually get enough of the "pieces" to start making something useful with fragmented and incomplete knowledge. Though it doesn't seem like they are actually leveraging the massive numbers they summoned that way. And for those who won't specilalize in bringing in their knowledge from our world, it seems to me training them should be more of a backup, because why can't the gods give powers to the native as well? it does take training but we see not everyone makes it to adept anyways
How did he spend 25 years training and not age a single day from the looks of it? Hell, not even a single person around him looks like they aged a single day. Does the castle have some type of anti-aging magic on it while people are inside training so the gods can build people up?
Or is the life magic something that basically stops the aging process entirely? Or, most likely, the author has no idea what to do with the story already and decided to say how he's only the third person to become an adept after twenty five years of being summoned in the group to show how important he is.
She told him everyone who develop magic ages slower, and age magic slow it even further. For all intent and purposes he should be no different than an elf, or even better in terms of aging.
Saying he is the third if anything makes him less important. People from other cohorts suceeded before him, and he himself is the last one from his cohort who succeeded. He does stand out yes, and he will likely end up the strongest, but right now he is not special among adepts