Ware ni Cheat o ~Hazure Cheat no Shoukan Yuusha wa Isekai de Yukkuri Kurashitai~ - Vol. 3 Ch. 13

[MangaDex]

 

[jctsoi]

I hope justice gets served and Alex gets hoisted by his own petard. With his punishment of being kicked in the balls by all his victims. Since he can just revive if killed and the punishment will continue until all victims had their retribution sated.

 

[Seinvolf]

Thank u always for ur great work...
^^...

It always the judge or the jury...


I just hope the question of the next trial will be smart n cant be bended...
(≖_≖ )...

 

[AtomA]

This revive thing is bs, I don't remember but can they be revived indefinitely? What are the limitation of this? If no limit then isn't it so easy to take advantage of this cheat immortality and teleportation?

 

[orangerain7734]

Nina taking three steps ahead knowing what will happen at the time of the incident. Yep, she's a true waifu.

 

[southaccel]

Dont they have the whole guild as proof of that guy being a complete nutcase? This shit doesnt make sense

 

[Salfaro]

This revive thing is bs, I don't remember but can they be revived indefinitely? What are the limitation of this? If no limit then isn't it so easy to take advantage of this cheat immortality and teleportation?

There's usually a penalty for dying (dunno if stats, or a chance of perma-death, or what, but it's mentioned), but as Alex mentions if you have max Vit/Luck, it doesn't apply. So it's not that it's a system anyone can abuse, it's just a system that you can abuse if you specifically stat yourself for it.

I assume the only types who can even max those stats out would be heroes or well-trained people, in which case there's more important stats for leveling up if you want to actually be useful. Alex just got a build specifically intended for being a sleazeball, rather than anything productive (possibly because whoever is pulling his strings asked him to do take that build/manipulated him into doing it).

 

[thrashinuva]

Florida woman saves the day.

 

[izumabakumatsu]

This revive thing is bs, I don't remember but can they be revived indefinitely? What are the limitation of this? If no limit then isn't it so easy to take advantage of this cheat immortality and teleportation?

It's probably like the Wizardry games world. Reviving is normal for everyone as long as your corpse (even just bones) can be found but eventually your err.. soul just refuses to return and if the priest fails the process enough times your bones turn to ash and you die permanently.

In this world's case though, seeing as they somehow disappear and leave loots when they die, it's possible it might be a case that it worls only in certain areas. Maybe there's places or methods where they'll jist die when it happens.

 

[CatLife]

suddenly Law and Order episode Dun Dun

 

[Evil_Moray]

Dont they have the whole guild as proof of that guy being a complete nutcase? This shit doesnt make sense

Agreed. It doesn’t make any sense. The entire judicial process is taking the word of one guy over like 20+ witnesses. And it’s based on who files the report first???? It’s the same incident where one party claims they were killed unjustly and the other claims to have killed in self-defense effectively, so why is it treated as separate cases?

 

[Madologist]

Considering their nonstop summoning and this kind of kangaroo courts, aristocracy and what not. I am surprised that none of the heroes have gone full on Robespierre yet. I would after this.

 

[CheesiBoye]

Can't polish a turd, but i can't stop reading it either

 

[CrazyChuck]

Can't polish a turd, but i can't stop reading it either

I can, cya bro.

 

[BalrogDeMorgoth]

It sounds like the judges have the power to see 'the truth' but how that works isn't explained enough for any of this to make sense.

 

[pandatime]

Floria there at the end rly been shown in a way that makes you think
oh yeah
this Woman dangerous lmao

 

[vmamoru]

It sounds like the judges have the power to see 'the truth' but how that works isn't explained enough for any of this to make sense.

it feel the truth system only using cold reading....


and pretty much endure game until one side lose their composure only

 

[Haezer]

So you can just kill someone, report it first and blame it on the third party that just so happen to be passing by? That's hella convenient.

 

[Valve]

It sounds like the judges have the power to see 'the truth' but how that works isn't explained enough for any of this to make sense.

Looks like they have the super effect of seeing when someone speaks a lie.
But because the judge is actually the most worthless shit alive he asks multiple questions in every sentence while taking only 1 word answers.
Meaning if you apply that 1 word answer to first question in the sentence it might be true, while second question it might be false...
Judges are clearly uneducated as fuck, it's amazing how dumb this is.

 

[Rafalga]

This doesn't make any sense when you have an entire town as witnesses. It's just made up conflict. A very badly done one at that.