This is so weird, on one hand she says the country got to go and on the other she likes the booze and think they can co-exist, girl make up yo mind up, bruh...
I was reading the portuguese translation and there she said something more like "I don't think it's a good idea for us to stay here any longer", giving the idea that they should get the hell out of that country instead of they should destroy that country. And the spanish translation gave the same idea as well, so my guess is that they mistranslated in the english version. But I could be wrong.This is so weird, on one hand she says the country got to go and on the other she likes the booze and think they can co-exist, girl make up yo mind up, bruh...
It looks like the previous chapter's ending was "在っちゃダメみたい", which translation tools seem to be kind of nebulous about its actual meaning, but it seems like it could be just as a statement that something's wrong with the country or that they don't like it, but deepl also thinks it could be "this country shouldn't exist".
So I could see it just being a generic disapproval of the country managing to shed human need, or who knows, she might just be doing this recon to see how dangerous / how much of a threat they are before pushing the issue (destruction/war) further with Ecles.
From what I can see, no. None of the human factions (explicitly evil nor probably-less-evil) yet seem to realize that Amami's approach to healing is entirely non-magical. (Although given that some of the human clerics have already realized that there are certain issues their magic can't fix, it's possible that they do suspect that at lease some of his methods are unconventional.)So do the evil human clerics know that the MC isn't using magic?
I mean, gathering information is gathering information. The job being easier than you expect doesn't mean you stop doing it!So, what can A spy do when their target is totally open about what they do and do nothing to hide it?
To be perfectly honest, I dont think they particularly care how it is done (and whether it is magical or not. They see something threatening their monopoly on "curing".From what I can see, no. None of the human factions (explicitly evil nor probably-less-evil) yet seem to realize that Amami's approach to healing is entirely non-magical. (Although given that some of the human clerics have already realized that there are certain issues their magic can't fix, it's possible that they do suspect that at lease some of his methods are unconventional.)
I mean, gathering information is gathering information. The job being easier than you expect doesn't mean you stop doing it!