Yoku Wakaranai Keredo Isekai ni Tensei Shiteita You Desu - Vol. 20 Ch. 95

[MangaDex]

 

[TheAmberFang]

It was nice seeing Norn and Bell as actual characters for once.

 

[Angry_Panda]

Pretty sure I rented from that guy in my 20's....

Thanks for the chapter!

 

[JumboWheat01]

A thoroughly deserved scolding. Unfortunately I doubt it'll stick.

 

[Hcoregamer]

Norn scolding her puppy and Ren was hilarious, I think she became my favorite character.

 

[Kisato]

Bell putting the dog in dogeza.

 

[darkeden112]

Collateral damage: 2 (Bell and Ghost Noble)

 

[DrSuperKamiGuru]

Ren "negotiating" the rent price and the real estate agent just accepting it was just plain weird.

 

[qaaj]

RENtal and RENovation, you say?

 

[DanYHKim]

"Storing bamboo shoots and roots"

Shouldn't this not work? Generally the limitation on an item box or magic bag is that living creatures cannot be stored in them.
(I remember a fanfic in which this was used as a way to sterilize medical implements and to remove parasites from water. A unique application of this limitation)

 

[DanYHKim]

Bell putting the dog in dogeza.

Oh! DOGeza! Now I get it!

In the manga "Jin", about a modern doctor who goes back to Japan before the Meiji Restoration, there's a point where he has been framed in some crime (attempting to poison the Emperor's consort or something). He is brought to "trial" in which he is tortured in order to force a confession.

One torture was being forced to kneel on wooden slabs that had sharp ridges carved into them, cutting into his legs in a mockery of dogeza. They may also have put weights on him to make the pressure greater.

 

[sailorarashi]

"Storing bamboo shoots and roots"

Shouldn't this not work? Generally the limitation on an item box or magic bag is that living creatures cannot be stored in them.
(I remember a fanfic in which this was used as a way to sterilize medical implements and to remove parasites from water. A unique application of this limitation)

Most stories that say "living things can't be stored" don't get terribly technical about it. You can generally assume they just mean "no live animals" and plants and other things get a pass, unless it's a specific plot point that no cellular activity of any sort can enter the storage.

 

[DanYHKim]

Most stories that say "living things can't be stored" don't get terribly technical about it. You can generally assume they just mean "no live animals" and plants and other things get a pass, unless it's a specific plot point that no cellular activity of any sort can enter the storage.

Aah. That works. I imagine the rule exists so people don't conceal a squad of commandos inside a magic bag, and have a bird drop it over a castle's walls. On the other hand, if the rule is interpreted as "living things forced into the bag are killed", then the magic bag becomes the Veil of Death from Harry Potter. There would be terrible things one could do with one on a battlefield.

If one gets really picky about it, which is my own tendency when I think of these things, a freshly-killed animal is dead at a physiological level, but much of it is alive at the cellular level for quite some time.

 

[AnotherDuck]

Ren used MATH!
It's Super Effective!

Ren used OP MAGIC!
It's Super Effective!

Lily used LIGHT MAGIC!
It's Super Effective!

 

[User_Name]

Is this MTL? I'm pretty sure the reader is the first human to lay eyes on it.

The entire wall and floor can be stored in a magic bag (which is actually a storage unit)

1. No. She didn't stored the entire wall in it.
2. It is her storage skill, not a storage unit. Nor her pretend bag.

Aside from that even the author made a mistake. They already know about her skill, why bother with the bag?

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Remember: Demon trumps ghost.