Tsuihou Sareta Renkinjutsushi-san, Saikyou no Dungeon wo Tsukurimasen ka? - Vol. 4 Ch. 38

[MangaDex]

 

[wallenwhatsit012]

Coming through ~

 

[le3]

Wow kinda scientific explanation about dragon breath? First time for me reading it.

 

[StormSen]

Wow kinda scientific explanation about dragon breath? First time for me reading it.

Why would dragons accumulate metal within their body? Where would they get the metal? Extra mass of metal would just increase weight and reduce agility. How is the gas generated? There would be a finite amount of gas in the dragon's body, you could just exhaust it (play turtle), and then attack it when it's run out of gas.

Of course, it's not our world, so different rules may apply... But IMO attempting to explain it just raises more questions. Unless you go really into depth of the rules of this other world.

 

[Haru777]

Interesting way the dragons work. I'm not a scientist but if the acid inside their body is enough to melt metals that mix the gasses together into a specific gas then that might explain it.

Though it does make me wonder if the metal completely evaporates into the necessary gasses or theres a way to "output" the remaining excess.

Also king guy, DUH.

Fucking Toni, I hope in the afterlife he realizes what hes done and hes kicking himself.

 

[monkey123]

Fucking Toni, I hope in the afterlife he realizes what hes done and hes kicking himself.

Why so much hate towards Tony? At least he was a better party member than Allen Allen Allen Allen Allen.

 

[Pilomotor]

Wow kinda scientific explanation about dragon breath? First time for me reading it.

There was a fictional documentary called The Last Dragon that suggested dragons have gut bacteria capable of generating hydrogen, similar to how cows have gut bacteria that generate methane. The hydrogen was stored in special organs to provide buoyancy so dragons could fly despite being hundreds of kilograms, and additionally, the dragons ate platinum-rich rocks that served as a catalyst so dragons could breathe fire by igniting the hydrogen.

 

[pandatime]

Why so much hate towards Tony? At least he was a better party member than Allen Allen Allen Allen Allen.

Honedrly Tony probaly just reveling the shit that even if Allen would win nobody want a hero anymore do lmao. Tony you fucking crazy bastard

 

[CountryMage]

Why would dragons accumulate metal within their body? Where would they get the metal? Extra mass of metal would just increase weight and reduce agility. How is the gas generated? There would be a finite amount of gas in the dragon's body, you could just exhaust it (play turtle), and then attack it when it's run out of gas.

Of course, it's not our world, so different rules may apply... But IMO attempting to explain it just raises more questions. Unless you go really into depth of the rules of this other world.

Eats a bunch of precious metals, the acid in its stomach breaks it down, and the flammable gas is the byproduct that it vents from different parts of its body.

 

[CountryMage]

Why so much hate towards Tony? At least he was a better party member than Allen Allen Allen Allen Allen.

Allen didn't directly kill any of his party members until this group turned their blades on him, Tony did.

 

[monkey123]

Allen didn't directly kill any of his party members until this group turned their blades on him, Tony did.

What dumb logic is this? Same as confining people and telling 'oh hey, they starved, but weren't killed directly'.

 

[CountryMage]

What dumb logic is this? Same as confining people and telling 'oh hey, they starved, but weren't killed directly'.

No, he threw them away, or drove them to suicidal actions. Tony on the other hand uses his blade on anyone that gets in the way of his hero ideals, nobody is starving anyone here.

 

[Haru777]

Why so much hate towards Tony? At least he was a better party member than Allen Allen Allen Allen Allen.

Because based on the king's reaction to his slander plan, it sounds like the king is just gonna secretly support a demon king and get a lot of people killed and not keep running the hero project.

Which is not good since I'm pretty sure a lot of people are gonna die for the sake of uniting humanity against a great evil (and heroes won't be found or regulated).

And if Toni isn't vomiting blood in anger from this and is actually happy about this outcome, how the hell is he better than Allen. Sure now you might get a "real hero" thats not being supported and puppetted by a corrupt government.

But that means hes happy they'll corrupt system is now just gonna go full on support the evil side for the sake of greater controlling the populace and increasing their power is they do work with/puppet a demon king.

Which means he's a crazy asshole and worse than Allen and didnt actually care about anyone innocent.

 

[blacksaber79]

There was a fictional documentary called The Last Dragon that suggested dragons have gut bacteria capable of generating hydrogen, similar to how cows have gut bacteria that generate methane. The hydrogen was stored in special organs to provide buoyancy so dragons could fly despite being hundreds of kilograms, and additionally, the dragons ate platinum-rich rocks that served as a catalyst so dragons could breathe fire by igniting the hydrogen.

damn, that takes me back. I watched that on Animal Planet years ago

 

[wallsg]

Because based on the king's reaction to his slander plan, it sounds like the king is just gonna secretly support a demon king and get a lot of people killed and not keep running the hero project.

...

It's not slander if it's true. At least in the US. In Japan, however, Truth is not a defense. Pretty fucked up, if you ask me.

Under Article 230-1 of the Criminal Code of Japan:

“(1) A person who defames another by alleging facts in public shall, regardless of whether such facts are true or false, be punished by imprisonment with or without work for not more than three (3) years or a fine of not more than 500,000 yen.”

Spoiler: the rest of the page for more clarification

If the act relates to matters of public interest and has been conducted solely for the benefit of the public, the truth or falsity of the alleged facts shall be examined, and punishment shall not be imposed if they are proven to be true. (See Article 230-2 of the Criminal Code). Article 32 of the Criminal Code provides for the Statute of Limitations for filing a criminal action for defamation which shall prescribe in ten (10) years.

On the other hand, a person defamed may file a civil suit against the defamer based on tort under Article 709 and 710 of the Civil Code of Japan. Under Article 723 of the said Civil Code, the court may, at the request of the victim, order a person who defamed others to effect appropriate measures to restore the reputation of the victim in lieu of, or in addition to, damages. As expressly stated under Article 724 of the Civil Code, the right to demand compensation for damages in tort shall be extinguished by prescription if it is not exercised by the victim within three years from the time of the knowledge of the damage and the identity of the perpetrator; the same shall apply when twenty years have elapsed from the time the tortious act has been committed.

Criminal libel thrives in Japan. Hundreds of people are arrested for criminal libel every year. The national police takes an active part in arresting perpetrators. Moreover, Internet libel in Japan makes it more challenging for the police officers to perform their jobs in arresting the suspects. Victims of libel usually resort to criminal prosecution, rather than filing a civil suit. The reason is that judges do not usually award a big amount for damages (usually as high as $50,000 only) in a civil suit. Besides, since the police officers take their jobs seriously in apprehending the libel perpetrators, victims of libel would always be assured that the police enforcers will always be there to provide support.

 

[Haru777]

It's not slander if it's true. At least in the US. In Japan, however, Truth is not a defense. Pretty fucked up, if you ask me.

Under Article 230-1 of the Criminal Code of Japan:

“(1) A person who defames another by alleging facts in public shall, regardless of whether such facts are true or false, be punished by imprisonment with or without work for not more than three (3) years or a fine of not more than 500,000 yen.”

Spoiler: the rest of the page for more clarification

If the act relates to matters of public interest and has been conducted solely for the benefit of the public, the truth or falsity of the alleged facts shall be examined, and punishment shall not be imposed if they are proven to be true. (See Article 230-2 of the Criminal Code). Article 32 of the Criminal Code provides for the Statute of Limitations for filing a criminal action for defamation which shall prescribe in ten (10) years.

On the other hand, a person defamed may file a civil suit against the defamer based on tort under Article 709 and 710 of the Civil Code of Japan. Under Article 723 of the said Civil Code, the court may, at the request of the victim, order a person who defamed others to effect appropriate measures to restore the reputation of the victim in lieu of, or in addition to, damages. As expressly stated under Article 724 of the Civil Code, the right to demand compensation for damages in tort shall be extinguished by prescription if it is not exercised by the victim within three years from the time of the knowledge of the damage and the identity of the perpetrator; the same shall apply when twenty years have elapsed from the time the tortious act has been committed.

Criminal libel thrives in Japan. Hundreds of people are arrested for criminal libel every year. The national police takes an active part in arresting perpetrators. Moreover, Internet libel in Japan makes it more challenging for the police officers to perform their jobs in arresting the suspects. Victims of libel usually resort to criminal prosecution, rather than filing a civil suit. The reason is that judges do not usually award a big amount for damages (usually as high as $50,000 only) in a civil suit. Besides, since the police officers take their jobs seriously in apprehending the libel perpetrators, victims of libel would always be assured that the police enforcers will always be there to provide support.

Okay, cool.

But thats besides the point. The point is Toni's plan is gonna make the king and others just straight up support evil now. Sure the heroes were shitty but they at least killed monsters and stuff that would of killed lots of people.

 

[Onsokumaru]

Wow kinda scientific explanation about dragon breath? First time for me reading it.

You should watch that neat cartoon "Flight of Dragons".