The Duke of Death and His Black Maid - Vol. 10 Ch. 136 - Training Night

[MangaDex]

 

[RooneyRoo]

Everyone has the same idea~

 

[Ptruski]

@rooneyroo Yep, odd choice of words.

 

[Tamerlane]

Zain is the man who does what everyone is thinking

 

[r31ya]

Celcius, fahrenheit, kelvin have nothing to do with imperial and metric

 

[Blackrobe]

@r31ya I just Googled for a few seconds and this is the top result:

"The metric unit of temperature is the degree Celsius (C), which replaces the English system's degree Fahrenheit (F). In the scientists' SI, the fundamental unit of temperature is actually the kelvin (K)."

 

[Eplayer]

zain is the man of culture lol
thanks for the chapter

 

[tsunamininja]

@r31ya should look stuff up before making bold claims
celcius and kelvin in particular definitely are related to metric, although to my surprise fahrenheit is apparently not tied to the imperial system, its just commonly used in conjunction with it in america

 

[EnderWin]

So theoritically with that medic woman, you can make someone stay awake for a few decade?

 

[ifarisu]

lol zain
thanks for chapter!

 

[joe]

Does her magic work on herself though?

Thanks for the chapter!

 

[Blackstone]

Zain : Well, Time for drink hot water to burn my tongue and then splash it to my D.

 

[kiko29]

I feel like this chapter is simply Ichi just trying to say ''Use your head for once dimwit, its for your own sake'' to Caph but with fancy water magic through the whole night

Well good luck Caph 🔥🔥🔥

 

[Rhino126]

https://imgur.com/IAdgtgS

 

[ShinGetsu]

Kelvin is just Celcius but starting 273° lower.
Basically 0° C = 273° K.
0°K being the absolute lowest temperature.

 

[WeebSensei]

ma man zain is a man of culture

 

[Lynkaster]

Zain doing everything the readers would like to do 😂

 

[nmyhv1]

I want her to lick my forehead too.

 

[randomname]

@ShinGetsu well you should still now it 0 K not 0°K. if you use Kelvin to measure temperature you dont use the degree symbol

 

[UberNomad]

'Mericans be like: "WTF is °C?"