it makes sense that Lith could have caught them off guard, but I still have a hard time believing the world tree dint have elf stalking him.

Mogar is probably eating popcorn waiting on the tree to make a move to see if Lith finally becomes a Guardian since he is on his final tribulation

thanks for the mass release

thanks for the pass.

leaning towards selling him the summon. Given their odd class it seems like they are misfits as well, also given that Prince is undead it fits his theme. beside we already got the best doggo in Odin/Fenrir, no need for another.

how odd... before I cleared my cache and everything, the last chapter ended at some point before Jake got past the assassin.

was there a skipped chapter?

to force everyone to sign a contract without reason would be paranoia and the move of a dictator. Atticus is forceful in his leadership, but is not a dictator. He has earned the respect of his faction through his power and actions, to force them all into a contract without a real reason would just be undoing his work and going against his character.

it makes perfect sense to stay silent. the other option is to make a fuss and give the enemy the satisfaction of knowing how much they have managed to get under his skin. if he indiscriminately targeted everyone without knowing the real enemy, then he would just be making more enemy. doesn't matter if he is the strongest if he becomes a true outcast with most of humanity holding a grudge against him.

... odd interpretation when he has taken the precautions he can. leaders and non leaders are in different areas, so outside of informing them of the dangers, what could he possibly do without knowing who is actually pulling the strings. now that they are targeting someone already under a contract to not harm the faction, they won't be able to quiet the person (at least using that method) and he will have a concrete reason to interrupt his daily schedule to nip it in the bud.

to be fair, Lith wasn't this bad. he just didn't care about people with no relation to him while Jirni is literally thinking of sacrificing the lover of one of her daughters. Their thinking is actually miles apart. Jirni is very much an extreme example of the ends justify the means, while Lith will draw a line at touching those near him, even when he was younger.

RIP Akira Toriyama.

well... guess it's time to really let loose. Wonder if he will be lucky enough to be matched with the next punching bag during the war

divine beast magical rugrats.

I suggest re reading the arc where Felix has void powers. In this novel, void is not part of nothingness. void is a type of energy that basically converts everything else into void. destruction erases the target. in a direct clash, destruction energy would just erase void energy, which is why it is rated higher. there is also the practicality difference. destruction can erase concepts such as gravity, which void can't.

pretty sure Lilith stated he was gone a few chapter back and Felix made a mental note to look into reviving him.

"Ba wi da hi" ->"But without him"?

It's probably going to be a very blue and fiery message...

when I saw the title implied multiple parts, I knew I shouldn't have read it until it more chapters came. This cliff is what happens when I don't follow my instincts.