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Damn, Yajin can't catch a break
I think this is the first time we see him in this town.
Also, I wonder whom "Chief" should refer to in their dialog (Chief is going to attack). Paul? Gary?
I had to look at the chapters ahead to get an idea about who was doing what, and I don't want to spoil things, but I think the original dialogue is setting the reader up to think that Paul will be the main antagonist, and it's only hinting that Gary is also up to shenanigans. The next few chapters are going to be exciting though!
Yajin did defeat a former knight who had reached level 15 to break his own level 10 cap, even if said knight had retired due to injury, though. It seems that regardless of level, because humans are intelligent and can use weaponry, human v human comes down to skill and equipment more than level.Sometimes I forget they don't know he broke the level ceiling. It's actually been a while since they brought up the RPG like stuff. Feels and flows so much better without it, but makes it easier for the reader to understand strengths
I hate to break it to you but there's gonna be blood for the blood god today🙏 please just once let the diplo approach work and no1 need to die
Regardless, you still put in the work, and we thank you for that!So this chapter was a challenge to translate, and I'd rate it as a low accuracy translation. Please bear that in mind when you're reading!
bit repetitive he keep get targeted
This was one of the reasons I had trouble with the translation. The informant uses the name Gary and separately the word だんな 'danna', or lord/master, which is itself different from the word I translated in the earlier chapters to 'Chief'. It could still be that I mistranslated it and it is a third person.Ah, yes. I rechecked chapter 36. "The Chief" refers to Gary, apparently. I didn't get it clearly the first time; the informant addressed Gary as Chief in the first part of his dialog.
And in the second part:
"What's Gary doing?"
"... everything around Gary ..." <- This line threw me off since the informant changed the addressing from Chief to Gary, it gave an impression that he was addressing another person than Chief.
Only in later part when I re-read his line "if Chief Gary ..." <- Ah, so he was addressing one man, not two men.
I think he's just one of the adventurers who drink in the bar with Gary and his men, whom Yajin managed to bribe. Thanks to Al, Yajin knows he needs ways to get info on other people's plots.Feels like the manga skipped some things, like who that informant was that came up out of nowhere
I thought only the guy that got the kill would break through, so the only one that did was the bald guy with the black steel axe.Sometimes I forget they don't know he broke the level ceiling. It's actually been a while since they brought up the RPG like stuff. Feels and flows so much better without it, but makes it easier for the reader to understand strengths