Yajin Tensei: Karate Survivor in Another World - Vol. 9 Ch. 56 - The Danger Zone

[noname120]

You asshole dogs

 

[zigzagzoot]

I'm going to guess that he's going to trick the wolves into aggroing the ants next chapter.

 

[columbidae]

Why have they been sending so many adventurers there to die?

the guild knows a murder-hobo when they see one and act accordingly

 

[Jarkko]

I don't really understand what the point of withholding crucial information about what he will face in their own request, even going so far as to not telling him what the grass THEY want looks like. "It's to make him learn how to gather information" is absolute bullshit, and it only fits with the theme of everyone in this world being an absolute cunt willing to kill or get you killed for no actual reason, at which point the only reason it hasn't been destroyed is that no one made a big enough bomb yet.

The trick is the penalty fees for failing a request which will in turn make you a slave in debt to the guild. At least that's what was implied I think. It's a win-win for them. If someone gives up, they get money and maybe a free worker. If someone succeeds, they get money and keep an adventurer. If someone dies, it's not of their problem really. Plenty of adventurers out there.

 

[Eukene]

The trick is the penalty fees for failing a request which will in turn make you a slave in debt to the guild. At least that's what was implied I think. It's a win-win for them. If someone gives up, they get money and maybe a free worker. If someone succeeds, they get money and keep an adventurer. If someone dies, it's not of their problem really. Plenty of adventurers out there.

I feel like there can't be that many actually skilled adventurers since it's the type of work someone would only do if they had to do it. But Yaijin is a suspicious solo adventurer from another country who went straight to asking to rank up. Regardless of whether they have a local excess of adventurers or not, they probably don't care that much if he dies. For all we know, they do give more information to other adventurers and it just didn't include the creepy flowers since no one who saw the flowers survived.

 

[Oakheir]

The author sure knows how to make wolves appropriately terrifying.

Too be fair, wolves are nearly as big as we are.

 

[Oakheir]

1 vs. 5 what's the odd.

Odds are looking pretty good.... For Yujin.

 

[vincent-]

Why have they been sending so many adventurers there to die?

Most times ignorance experience adventures might know this plant does this but don't say anything so that they have the monopoly over it. Also even if it's written down that this plant is known to do this.

Most people which in real life don't take the time to understand what they're doing so. Like at my job there are things that can kill you or hurt you and most of my coworkers don't even do safe practices or even know how to help themselves.

 

[Wizardrone]

I though it were member of the guild!

 

[Eukene]

Too be fair, wolves are nearly as big as we are.

Generally true, but Mexican wolves are cute dog sized wolves though. Even though they're Mexican, they used to be in the southern border region (which also used to be Mexican). I think there aren't any left in the US now, as they've also been hunted almost to extinction and most of their habitat is in Mexico.

Why did I write so long about Mexican wolves when they aren't relevant to the story? Well, look at these cuties.

Still, fighting a pack of these or even medium sized dogs would be terrifying to those of us without adventurer levels. Despite that being scared of dogs would be seen as strange in the US, I find myself thinking about how easily dogs could kill me if they wanted. With a bat or knife, I could stand a chance versus one, but 5 committed labrador retreviers would win. I could probably be taken out by dholes or something.

I think someone said that in the web novel puppy was an actual wolf puppy, in which case I am glad he is not going to have to battle his own kind here. Puppy might think he's a human like goblin, though.

 

[monkeymanwasd123]

the author is very impressive as a person to have learned to both write like this and have this good of an understanding of the natural world. I specialized in stuff like this but its weird to see someone even touch the border of what i've seen without them being really old and even then. even if you were to talk to a falconer you usually wouldnt find a particularly skilled one even if he was 70 years old. those old dudes though are downright fluent in rare stuff like this.

 

[TheProtectorOfPureHeartedGirls]

That's scary.