Yajin Tensei: Karate Survivor in Another World - Vol. 6 Ch. 37 - Clockwise Devil

[TestAddress]

"You've done it! It's... wonderful. Amazing! I'm so proud of what you've accomplished, what you've endured. There's no way the people of the village can ever thank you enough for what you've done. You've saved all our lives. Who knows, maybe even saved the whole country. [The village elder sighs.] That makes the rest of this even harder. Everyone will want to talk to you. Every youngster will look up to you, and want to emulate you. And then what? They'll want to leave. What happens to the village if we lose the best of a generation? What if we are the only safe place in the world? You just gave us back all these lives... I can't take the chance of losing them. I've made a lot of tough decisions since I took this position. But none of them harder than this one. You saved us, but you'll kill us. I'm sorry. You're a hero... and you have to leave."
[Very lazily ripped from Fallout 1]

100%. Yajin and the world itself has A REALISTIC outlook in life. "A monster killed? Pweh spit, I bet those mercenaries gonna leech off our food again. Gotta give 'em some of our grain and stock otherwise they would go over our daughters. LOL". Really. This is how a village reacts - they just treat every foreigner as a separate faction trying to leech off their hard work and their wives, daughters, children. Treat the guild like how you treat the corrupt police force where you cannot speak ill about them when they DRINK and go over women every ****** single night unless you want to put some lead (Pb) in your body.

 

[TestAddress]

i doubt they will let that go, they'll probably do the same thing those past pursuers did to yajin ganging up on him but will eventually be picked off one by one.

Yajin always takes the top down approach. Kick the ass -- EDIT: KILL -- the top then runaway then pick up the loot from the smaller fry.

Prighozin way of doing things. Remember Prighozin is now hiding in the desert, so good luck to the military / mercenary / bounty hunters trying to loot off/getting bounty on him.

 

[TestAddress]

I assume it was in the lines of a boxing weave, weaved left, came back right using the guy's reflex to get him in his vision, and weaved back and decked him

Dempsey roll.

 

[NotALewdGuy]

Thanks for the TL!

 

[TestAddress]

Damn, bro is too op and you already know the chief is gonna plot something against Yajin

Left hook, left jab, left jab, side step, dempsey roll.

Like a Mortal Kombat combo.

 

[TestAddress]

I mean... it wasn't really a surprise

the surprise was the guild leader is surprisingly cunning in trying to move his pawns. You can see that Paul was egged by the guild leader by making Yajin speak out. Guild leader sensed Yajin as a brash man so every word he says would be a step to this fight.

 

[Spooder9]

damn i caught up, thanks for the chaps! great work

 

[XDcute9999]

What chapter is this in syosetu? i assume it must be the new arc after rock cliff

 

[Jalfar]

I won't be this quick in future, but here's the next chapter!

Thank you!!!

 

[InfiniteParadox]

God I love this one.
It's like a simple story but the Impact is just soooo good.

 

[0takuDragonSlayer]

Because of existing power structures. Unfortunately he's in the business of violence, even if it's supposed to be mostly against beasts/monsters. But in practice the same people who are great at fighting monsters, would also be great at fighting other people. Since they are good at it, violence ultimately is their way of solving difficult problems, including who's the boss.

If he wanted another kind of environment, he should either get employed by a noble, who holds unquestionable authority and thus the ranks remain straight. Or he could chance upon a remote village in a desperate need of a protector. He would automatically become the guard captain and would only need to face external threats.

Very well put. The fact of the matter is adventurers in this universe are hardly different from IRL mercenarys. He was incredibly lucky to run into a mostly reasonable group of people willing to work with him at the start of his adventurer career, but sadly it’s becoming more and more clear that luck is running out. And fast. The monster dismantler might honestly have a point. It’s time to find a more stable lifestyle.