Umarekawatta Kensei, Kenshi ga Reiguu sareru Majutsu Shijou Shugi no Gakuen de Musou suru - Vol. 1 Ch. 5

[MangaDex]

 

[Weiss4Lyfe]

That the most emiya shit right there

 

[Kageura002]

Archer Class is really made out of Archer.

 

[welcome2atlantis]

Doesn't that mean unlimited swords? No need to buy swords again, ever. The bane of all swordsmiths and merchants.

 

[eddat2017]

Thx for the chapter!

 

[ciera]

Thanks for picking this up

 

[Nitely]

UWOOOO.... Unlimited Sword Blade.. !!!
i mean, sword summoonning!!!! - Gilgamesh

 

[AsianChilupa]

Thanks for the chapter!

 

[skeleton637]

Seems generic, but that is fine.

Looking forward to when new girl summons sword for him to use in the ultimate combo attack against bad evil mage guy!

 

[Miserys_End]

The third ranked mage uses swords, yet swordsmanship is considered inferior? Oh sure they are magicly created and moved with magic, but there still feels like a massive hypocrisy.

 

[Salfaro]

"My family lineage can't be discussed without discussing swordsmen"

This feels like a subtle hint (since she didn't mention how they were related to swordsmen, though it could be handwaved as just their magic) that her family was responsible for the downfall of the last sword saint or something along those lines, since I doubt that Seira's lineage is actually a "war criminal" like was mentioned. Getting vibes of something like "we killed your ancestors and framed him via our sword magic, which people took to be his swordsmanship" or something.

 

[otakudude303]

Unlimited Shirou Works

 

[Haezer]

Inb4 they all teamed up and that girl became MC personal walking inventory to create swords for him.

 

[xiaxueyi]

Thank you for the TL.

 

[Karikko]

A mage defeated a sword saint, than it's considered as a stain in swordsman history. Implying that before that defeat, they were always superior to mage.

Suddenly after that defeat, every swordsman is useless against magic. That would imply the same spell power level that was used against the last sword saint is easily replicated by most mage. Enough to make most mages looked down to most swordsman. That's weird imo.

I still can't grasp this history.
But for now let's just see how they unfold more of this declination of swordsmanship.

 

[Sebbafan]

Looking forward to more chapters.

 

[Le_Flemard]

@null-lunn please, stop with the blue text intertwined with the black text (pass it to the team if it's not you who's doing it).
For why, looking at it made me feels like I was on the onset of retinal migraine (which I tends to have and don't want anyone to have if they don't want to lay down with a migraine for 3 to 6h)
Please.

 

[AMicrowave]

A mage defeated a sword saint, than it's considered as a stain in swordsman history. Implying that before that defeat, they were always superior to mage.

Suddenly after that defeat, every swordsman is useless against magic. That would imply the same spell power level that was used against the last sword saint is easily replicated by most mage. Enough to make most mages looked down to most swordsman. That's weird imo.

I still can't grasp this history.
But for now let's just see how they unfold more of this declination of swordsmanship.

mc said magic was new in his time in the first chapter, so it can be assumed that magic was initially inferior to swordsmanship and improved over time

 

[Squidco42]

A mage defeated a sword saint, than it's considered as a stain in swordsman history. Implying that before that defeat, they were always superior to mage.

Suddenly after that defeat, every swordsman is useless against magic. That would imply the same spell power level that was used against the last sword saint is easily replicated by most mage. Enough to make most mages looked down to most swordsman. That's weird imo.

I still can't grasp this history.
But for now let's just see how they unfold more of this declination of swordsmanship.

Maybe that first Mage victory against a swordsman was the turning point for magic. It was at that point that magic was better than swords, so it was just seen as the better weapon. It can also be that the defeat took such a reputation blow against swordsmanship that it was seen as a laughingstock, and therefore, caused the decline of sword masters, and swordsmanship in general.

Honestly, it seems like the history behind the decline of swordsmanship isn't too important to the story, as more the redemption of swordsmanship.

 

[phy_sanda]

How you'll handle these swords, you say?
Well, free swords are free swords. What are you expecting?