Tsuki ga Michibiku Isekai Douchuu - Ch. 104 - That Time I Got Covered in Slime While Training

[Seinvolf]

You sure? because if that is true the water came too fast to the whole since it was already full of water just after the explosion and there was no source of water (over the land, could be underground) to do that and an underground vein wouldn't fill such massive hole so fast.

Makoto main element in magic is water and Lance said the nuke had water element in it and that is the only reason he was able to survive it.
The water in the lake is from the magic explosion.

Spoiler: Lake

 

[Weebman0]

Only having sex when you are planned to get Married? That's so weirdly puritanical, I wouldn't call that Culture at all personally. Requiring marriage for sex is based on religious doctrine, and only that. I get being in a relationship first, I totally understand that, but why do you need marriage to be on the table? That's what's so weird to me.

It may have its origins in religion and puritanical culture, but it has become a fairly widespread belief nowadays. Just because you may not agree with it does not mean it's an outlandish point of view.

I could just as well call you weird for being willing to have sex with someone you wouldn't consider marrying. Who's to say who is in the right?

Not to mention that Makoto's views are probably based around Japanese views of marriage and intimacy (maybe even more on the conservative side, based on his character), which will obviously be different than your (presumably) Western views.

 

[Ochredog]

The God in this world is a shitty Goddess who is basically evil. So it makes even less sense

and that's exactly why it's cultural. Sure, maybe it started (in our world) for religious reasons (although I have my doubts about it being purely religious, I bet it could've been political more than anything, but justified with religion), but it stuck even when the religious doctrine about it changed in many denominations (afaik), and it sticks with him even when he goes to a world with a completely different religion. Granted it still doesn't make sense since I'm pretty sure in most parts of the world, not only has the religious opinion about sex before marriage changed, but so has the cultural idea that sex out of wedlock is wrong. I put this down to it being typical dense virgin mc bullshit who doesn't know how to deal with this kinda stuff, and therefore can't.

 

[ClemCa]

Only having sex when you are planned to get Married? That's so weirdly puritanical, I wouldn't call that Culture at all personally. Requiring marriage for sex is based on religious doctrine, and only that. I get being in a relationship first, I totally understand that, but why do you need marriage to be on the table? That's what's so weird to me.

As much as I disagree that it counts as culture, as that's very much cultural, I do agree that it's not really part of Japanese culture. It's considered being very pure not to have sex before marriage in Japanese culture as well, so there's no way Makoto wouldn't know this. He wasn't a sheltered kid by any means.