The S-Class Lady - Vol. 1 Ch. 32

[MangaDex]

 

[TheBigMonk]

Thanks for the chapter!
So she wasn't saying '30', it was the sanskrit symbol for 'om' - ॐ
That explains why they go 'om' when meditating.
Based TL corner teachings.

 

[Claith]

I'm still trying to figure out why they are called "constellations" instead of something like "celestials." Might have to do with aspects of belief systems I've not heard of yet.

Thank you for the updates.

 

[WhimsiCat]

I'm still trying to figure out why they are called "constellations" instead of something like "celestials." Might have to do with aspects of belief systems I've not heard of yet.

Thank you for the updates.

Maybe because 'celestials' suggest some kind of divine/good-align nature? Whereas constellations can be all over (we literally have a demon king and an 'evil' cult leader here)

 

[Gravitypull]

Oh shee, maybe she'll get him to join the constellations she has a contract with? Also if Sedin isn't a part of this world, there is a chance Mc can go back to her world with him, and Renee can be with the prince

 

[Belgaesh]

Damn Speedcat is on a roll!

Nice chapter. I always love to see the SD art in the chapters, Renee is just so cute.

 

[PuruNyan]

Insert "thats a woman?" meme
Tomboy supremacy!

 

[Jayswing103]

You know, I wouldn't mind if this is setting up a romance with him as long as he can go back to her original world with her. If this ends up with a 'she stays in this world and the original Renee never gets her body back' however, then I will be severely disappointed.

 

[Anra7777]

I'm still trying to figure out why they are called "constellations" instead of something like "celestials." Might have to do with aspects of belief systems I've not heard of yet.

Thank you for the updates.

I figured it was an ORV copycat thing. Ever since Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint got popular, and rightly soon, it’s all been “Constellation this” and “Constellation that.” This comic is unusual in that there were only three to show up so far.

Edit: to add to what I was saying, Constellations, at least according to ORV, are essentially myths or legends that have become powerful in their own right. So famous historical figures become constellations. The Monkey King is a constellation. Greek gods become constellations. Uriel is a constellation, etc., etc. Of course, likely every comic has different criteria for what makes a constellation. I was reading one comic a year or two ago where it was the MC’s parallel timelines selves who were constellations.

 

[Claith]

I figured it was an ORV copycat thing. Ever since Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint got popular, and rightly soon, it’s all been “Constellation this” and “Constellation that.” This comic is unusual in that there were only three to show up so far.

Edit: to add to what I was saying, Constellations, at least according to ORV, are essentially myths or legends that have become powerful in their own right. So famous historical figures become constellations. The Monkey King is a constellation. Greek gods become constellations. Uriel is a constellation, etc., etc. Of course, likely every comic has different criteria for what makes a constellation. I was reading one comic a year or two ago where it was the MC’s parallel timelines selves who were constellations.

I guess I've been out of "the know" about this. I've been thinking of constellations as groups of stars like a crab (cancer), Orion, or just a large and small ladle.

Thanks for giving me something new to look into.

 

[omnistraight]

Do we know why the princess cant wield a sword?

 

[nepturanus]

Begging for Isir to get character development and for his shitty father to die already-
Also non-existing but existing?? Who are you Sedin?? If this sets up to him following her back to her og life then I am so fine with that.
Also isn't this fire dragon constellation the one that the water constellation said they broke up with,,?

 

[naphack]

I'm still trying to figure out why they are called "constellations" instead of something like "celestials." Might have to do with aspects of belief systems I've not heard of yet.

Thank you for the updates.

To me, "celestial" doesn't fit the bill at all. Rather than a state of being, it seems more descriptive of an origin or nature. Let's assume for a second, there was a celestial plane because that's the most straightforward case, then celestial would only denote beings that originate from that plane. It might also apply to beings who usurped the power of that plane in some way, but it would never be a generic catch all term for any entity who through whatever means became powerful enough to move the heavens.
Case in point, Asmodeus. ORV specifically does not count demon Kings as constellations but this story here does. Are demon Lords celestial in nature? No, I would rather refer to them as internals.

 

[Claith]

To me, "celestial" doesn't fit the bill at all. Rather than a state of being, it seems more descriptive of an origin or nature. Let's assume for a second, there was a celestial plane because that's the most straightforward case, then celestial would only denote beings that originate from that plane. It might also apply to beings who usurped the power of that plane in some way, but it would never be a generic catch all term for any entity who through whatever means became powerful enough to move the heavens.
Case in point, Asmodeus. ORV specifically does not count demon Kings as constellations but this story here does. Are demon Lords celestial in nature? No, I would rather refer to them as internals.

I've since taken a different line of thought. I'm thinking that there is some much older story that may have personified constellations like Orion or Taurus into beings of power for that plot.

Then over a couple generations of other stories using that term, it lost any strict connection to figures drawn from stars. And it is now just used as a general term for beings of power.

Humans are gonna human. We aren't that good at sticking strictly to the original meaning of things. This is my guess as to why the term is used like it is, but it could just be me claiming, "Sour grapes!" at the whole thing so I could move on with the story.