Legris, not Larry?

This sounds like he's going to annihilate her too.😅

maybe they can try diplomacy? 😅

Fully justified. That's legitimate defense. And those people are scum. Maybe they would be better without the influence of the Elf Queen, but giving them the benefit of the doubt is a luxury he couldn't afford. If Arias really wants to, she can resurrect them when they find [The Hanged Man].

Yeah... Someone who dealt with soul magic and resurrection wouldn't be afraid of ghosts.

Shouldn't this potion contain Aether, or at least derivatives of Aether ? If that's the case, shouldn't it be poison for Aria?

If an arcana is purple, would black represent something around the level of Karlia?

I would say it is less selfish than resurrecting his family.

This is a nice change of pace. But I'm afraid that if he doesn't find a way to get stronger, it will take him quite a long time to save Karlia. Just moving around the world to go to each Arcana's location could take years with normal means. And then he needs to gather a tremendous amount of energy to summon [The World]. This took Ciel 1000 years. Unless this was also included in Crazy Neron's letter. I was kind of hoping he would find a way to create a Nether core and truly adapt to this world, like Legris presumably did. Then, if he gives the method to Jared, Jared can become even more OP.

I kind of expected their current predicament from the start. Having a single person to protect two defenseless people in such a dangerous place, even if she's strong, is risky. Especially if she lacks stamina. Though, maybe they aren't completely defenseless. We can expect them to have a few useful gadgets, and maybe know some martial arts.

What about derivatives of Nether similar to Mana and Miasma?

Seriously? That's going too far! Couldn't he just tell them what he did and live with it? Also, I wonder how he explained the situation in his memory. If he doesn't remember Karlia, then he didn't even have to make a choice. So why did he say he made the rational choice?

Why?

If he does it correctly, he should be able to replicate himself with [The Moon] without weakening himself, no?

Neron's master, huh? Is it a new character, or one we've already heard about? Whenever I hear about a mysterious, wise and very powerful woman, I think of Lilith.

So, he's basically saying that Edward's opinion doesn't count 😅

One thing is certain, and it's that the statement that no Neron can be trusted, coming from a Neron, can't be trusted.

Just attack him with all you have already. It's not like Jared will tell you his plan, and right now, you're just giving time to analyze things. And at the same time, giving him the opportunity to mess with your mind. He doesn't necessarily need magic for that, psychology and words are enough.

I'm rooting for both of them. It'd be best if it's a tie.

That's racist.