Yondome wa Iya na Shizokusei Majutsushi - Vol. 5 Ch. 21 - Talea's Weapon

[MangaDex]

 

[Cinna2Spicy]

Its of that moments when I can't cry but my chest hurts, I think it's called heart attack

 

[not_a_simp]

Thanks for the epic chapter,translators <3

 

[DJKenji]

Wow damn she is a pretty good character, and she hurts my heart

 

[Demon_Lord_Yui]

You know, as a person who has read all the novel so far i can say for sure that this stuff being drawn makes it so much more disturbing. Im glad they did not censor this manga much.

 

[WhiteWhaleJonas]

This was a wonderful chapter. It had backstory, intrigue, length {Of pages}, and good redraws. Thank you translator(s).

 

[regionala]

real stellar storytelling here. dropping this

 

[icarushector]

Good chapter, holy fuck would I have liked to hear how her pops lost his shop again and the son never spoke to him again, but we can't have it all I guess.

In other news that orc's bowl cut is gonna be the death of me. Every time I see it I want to break something.

 

[Leonkristoffer]

Looking forward to the next chapter

 

[Kaarme]

Talea was blessed with a wonderful talent, but the price she had to pay in life to be able to enjoy using that talent was too high.

 

[OP_Zed]

@Cinna2Spicy you need to go to a hospital to get your heart fixed. Just saying

 

[Iskarioth]

So the ghouls that look like lions for some retarded reason are degenerates after all. Their depiciton so far was too upbeat and positive so this backstory makes it a a little more realistic.

 

[Miranox]

This backstory is silly. I would bet that no father in history has ever sold his beautiful daughter with the logic of "her talent is a burden". This kind of clown logic only exists in fiction.

 

[ZeroWWE]

next chapter in 2 months damn now i want to cry D:

 

[Braidzay]

Can you tell the difference between orc and noble orc ?
It's the fucking hair !

 

[Lynkaster]

damn, feels like sh*t every time you read that kind of things...

 

[Nick86]

She should go back to the village and kill her father for what he did back then... <3

 

[twinklecake]

@Miranox You're right. Historically, the girl would have been beaten for even daring to touch a man's tools, since businesses were pretty much never owned or run by women unless they were widows or something.

Daughters were usually given away in an arranged marriage to the highest bidder so it technically wouldn't be slavery as well.

 

[beperov]

@Nick86 Her father is most likely dead, she's over 100 years old

@Miranox Surprise, you're reading fiction where a kid is the second reincarnation of a japanese teenager

 

[Ettelblack]

@Miranox you must realize that he sold her because he had to close shop and didn't have money. Everything else is extra.