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Nightbookworm7mthReplied to halloween20You are probably right on those aspects, i guess my hypothesis would be that immortality is considered natural only as an achievement (guardians/white core) as she isn't an undead maybe it wouldn't have been considered madness if menadion had done this on herself (as an achievement like the white core or beeing deemed necessary by Mogar)
"The real question you should ask yourself is: what was Menadion trying to accomplish by fusing a dying person with a tower? Is her work really flawed or did she actually achieve exactly what she wanted?" Mogar said while absorbing the shade of the First Forgemaster who cried in shame and regret.- Nightbookworm8mthReplied to Silverwings
please don't 😂
The second and third, the people standing at an aloof distance away from the grandmother, the cowardly men who had been lingering, the university student filming this with their phone, the mother of the child, and Han Myungoh… They all lynched the grandmother, aiming for her death. - Nightbookworm8mthReplied to halloween20
My only objections would be : -undeath, -gardians and -white core immortality as in death isn't necessarily a limiting factor in the story. Otherwise yes that makes a lot of sense for a world accustomed to it's laws to consider doing an unknow experiment to surpass death madness especially into the strange artificial lifeform that Solus is
"The real question you should ask yourself is: what was Menadion trying to accomplish by fusing a dying person with a tower? Is her work really flawed or did she actually achieve exactly what she wanted?" Mogar said while absorbing the shade of the First Forgemaster who cried in shame and regret. - Nightbookworm9mthReplied to ScaleOfJudgement
same thinking could have been banished because they mated while not alphas
However, Silas was aware that wolves usually hunted in groups, so it was odd to find one all on its own. - Nightbookworm10mthReplied to Railue01
and the hundred year war as well as multiples others gave multiples proof of how respected was the interdiction.... that is as respected as cats after the Plague
Then they could feasibly assemble the weapons in secret and arm a peasant militia with them. Training in basic line tactics and operation of simple yet effective weapons could be achieved much quicker than training a swordsman for war. - Nightbookworm11mthCommented
baby and sermon....he demonstrated constructed words with meaning not phrases what do you expect from a baby, the whole ancient testament ? Reaaaally spanish inquisition vibe
But the moment he spoke, Sylvester nearly shit himself. "Speak your sermon and prove you are not a demon, or you shall be purified in this holy fire. But know that I can sense a liar." - Nightbookworm1yrReplied to Dark_night1
well i think it exist, it's just not allowed, like in ours, it's banned practically everywhere but through diverses means it still exist even in democratic countries
Slavery was not allowed in this world. No matter who you were and or how much power you held, if the world knew such person dabbled into slavery, they would face heavy criticism from the masses as well as other major powers. Hundreds of years ago when the first mana breakout happened, such things were common issues. So long ago the High Council was formed. This consisted of all the major power holders in the world who enacted certain rules and regulations for everyone to follow. - Nightbookworm2yrReplied to Kyrtap
on a battlefield or during escort and infiltration yes during travel it's an advertisement of how rich and powerfull you are, like "see i'm all shiny i couldn't wear this if i ain't important and powerfull don't mess with me you'll regret it"
"...What?" Foster replied with a deep glare. This guy was wearing things that seemed to be extremely expensive, with shining armor and a decorated sword on his hip. - Nightbookworm2yrReplied to Veritas_
That's an interesting hypothesis that would explain the lack of despairing or inadapted people but it still doesn't explain the reaction of the mc. i prefer the hypothesis of thomas_mccobb that he is currently in denial or not realizing the complexity and strangeness of his situation
This paragraph has been deleted. - Nightbookworm2yrReplied to Eric_Fanguy
I will have to read further to know but if he doesn't have a moment of realization and adaptation of his mindset during at least a few day, it will remain as a plothole for me
This paragraph has been deleted. - Nightbookworm2yrReplied to techwiz78
That's true, they would have had a long time to adapt, but the mc hasn't and it's what bothering me the most. Even if it is his dream life, realistically he should still have had a big period of adaptation and realisation, going everywhere to try and know what the fuck is going on or despering for a few day instead he's like "oh okay imma level up". That is a plothole in most reincarnation/transmigration/possesion stories but it's particularly visible in this one
This paragraph has been deleted. - Nightbookworm2yrCommented
so they're just gonna let him go to his death without warning? plus everyone from the mc to the other players are way too fucking casual and calm about being in such a foreign environnement with no way to go back... irl many would have already gone insane
This paragraph has been deleted. - Nightbookworm2yrCommented
the helix light attribute is oh so convenient for a dragon just douch everything in your breath and spells and you got all the evolutionary material of whatever die from your attacks, even more benefit than having a giant magnet in Picsou treasury
*Origin Obtained: Firebat Matriarch* - Nightbookworm2yrReplied to Yonas_Farah
i don't think it was explicitly stated in the story but you can obtain information on his stats and various others informations/bordering spoilers in the extra chapters (info pages) at the beginning
Zagan was level 80. There would be precious little in this world that could challenge him: he seemed to be on one of the highest totems of power here, a being of legend that would require an entire army to stop. Li did worry that there might be existences out there that matched his own power, but he seriously doubted it. - Nightbookworm2yrReplied to Genius_4199
Sorry from my points of view emotions can't be useless and are a part of our fonctionnement but also what make life worth living for. Without it we would be nothing but robots either pursuing goals from before we lost them or just doing the strict necesarry to survive and overcome situations at present. Without dreams, ambitions, desirs, will for improvement but also envy, jealousy, greed you have nothing to prompt you to improve beyond what you have or do more than simply resolving the problem you face day to day. So instead of for example doing something out of curiosity and discovering something new you would have to stumble unto a specific problem to discover something simple (like friction to produce heat and make fire without the curiosity to try new things you would probably just do like the very first fire user, take a natural fire and keep it alive the longest time possible). So it would limit the acquisition of knowledge and skill, social interaction, technology, imagination... all of those being necesarry for the development and evolution of human society. At such i consider that he either don't make use of his emotions or ignore them instead of using them to better himself or manipulate others, or don't feel it but simply use emotions as a form of communication or manipulation and as such is a sociopath
Eidetic memory, genius-level intellect, and a high emotional quotient had allowed him to easily read people. All of that had bled into the profession he had chosen for himself in his past life, a businessman. - Nightbookworm2yrReplied to deemon900
Yeah you're right that does fit the man, and yeah that's closer to sociopath like xamar said
Eidetic memory, genius-level intellect, and a high emotional quotient had allowed him to easily read people. All of that had bled into the profession he had chosen for himself in his past life, a businessman. - Nightbookworm2yrReplied to Vixdraconen
plus scales and horns on the sides of the head and you got my personal image
With a better understanding, Oli nodded his head frantically. But Trada didn't let him speak before she asked him, "Oli, how much would you like to be human again?" - Nightbookworm2yrReplied to Nightbookworm
and i meant word not world
"Have you considered opening a retail store in Derios as well? Many people can't afford the shipping charges from Lustria. They are more expensive than your products themselves." The Marchioness said. - Nightbookworm2yrReplied to Omega_
yeah i spoke of the commentator not the paragraph that's why it's a reply...
"Have you considered opening a retail store in Derios as well? Many people can't afford the shipping charges from Lustria. They are more expensive than your products themselves." The Marchioness said. - Nightbookworm2yrReplied to lolman_Meyt
Don't worry with all the flags since the start of volume 11 you can put any country you want 🇫🇷
"At least we don't have to worry about stupid costumes here." Lith said. "If everyone here dressed up like on Earth, I would be forced to stay on guard against agents of the Undead Courts the whole time."