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NotTheBeastInUs1mthCommentedIt's weird seeing someone use rizz unironically. The only time people ever use the term it's a joking context
My decision to take Lili with me seemed to earn me some Rizz points with Rose as she smiled and invited me to have dinner someday when she was free.- NotTheBeastInUs1mthCommented
Potentially inflated currency from the ongoing war with evilus. War time could be causing more money to be printed
The commission was to build a house with an alchemy lab, smithy and training ground which cost a lot. I decided making it 3 stories with decent sized rooms on each floor. The total cost came to 10.5million Valis which included all the furnitures. Felt a bit cheap compared to Hestia's manor in the series that was about 200,000,000 Valis. But I did not know what made it that expensive. After all those expenses, I was left with about 500,000 Valis. I planned to pay someone to find Lili in hopes of using her as a supporter and hopefully she had not been corrupted by the soma familia yet. The construction would take about 6 months and hopefully would be completed before my siblings arrived in Orario. - NotTheBeastInUs1mthReplied to zxerxys
Everybody loves a shortstack
Honestly it was taking a lot of self restraint not to jump her. My mating instincts were much higher than what a human would understand and yet here I am with a girl on me, a dragon goddess and legal loli to the boot. - NotTheBeastInUs1mthReplied to FluffyHaremPlz
Agreed, but I'm just imagining her as a shortstack, the better alternative to lolis
Now In front of me are two girls, one with beautiful red hair and an eye patch, and the other was a cute legal dragon loli with silver hair and eyes. Bahamut my goddess was hugging Hephaestus. Which made them look like mother and child. So I removed my cloak and introduced myself. I felt that I would remain out of place if I did nothing. - NotTheBeastInUs1mthCommented
Bahamut is a primordial monster in the bible. Dnd just drew inspiration from it.
I couldn't help but be shocked as Bahamut was a male fictional god in the draconic pantheon of DnD, while Tiamat was said to be the primordial goddess of dragons. Leto on the other hand was the mother of Artemis and Apollo, well that was according to my old world history. But these names were never mentioned in the Danmachi series or even the novels so I was perplexed. - NotTheBeastInUs1mthCommented
If you say she has shocked expression one more time, I'm gonna kms.
" I have experience in killing goblins and kobolds in the arena in my hometown, as we have several retired adventurers it wasn't hard. I came here to be an adventurer" I replied as I noticed her shocked expression. - NotTheBeastInUs1mthReplied to Hokonoso
I may be like that now, but my 14 y/o self read 4 books in a day once.
It ended up taking the soul 4 days to read all 7 books since he didn't need to eat or sleep or anything, then : - NotTheBeastInUs1mthCommented
It depends. As most books, they were written from the protagonists biased perspective. Like, when they called Pansy pig-nosed or whatever they referred yo her as, she doesn't actually have a pig nose. The insult probably eluded to a button nose. Her personally was horrendous and that made her look uglier to her enemies. That is to say, it's possible there's more to some of these characters, but because they are enemies to the protagonists, the cons are the focal point instead of the pros.
I doubted I was receiving any boost to my cognitive faculties though, the original Draco certainly hadn't had the talent, and while one should take everything said in the books with a gigatonne of salt, I was fairly sure the original would have informed everyone of his superiority. - NotTheBeastInUs1mthReplied to BookwormQI
Ntm people judge him based on his 11 y/o childish behavior, and unsurprisingly fail to notice his character growth. They don't understand that Ron's an ideal gryffindor, with his best trait in his bravery and worst trait in his foolishness.
Unfortunately, when his long awaited dream came true he was reborn as Ron Weasley. The third wheel of the group, a poor loser who's biggest accomplishment was being friends with Harry Potter. - NotTheBeastInUs1mthReplied to Lazycloud_
modern teens maybe, but magical society in hp has always been of an older time so it wouldn't be farfetched to have honor as the primary reward. nevertheless, you'd think students from said house would have perks the following year
"The four houses are called Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, and Slytherin. Each house has its own noble history and each has produced outstanding witches and wizards. While you are at Hogwarts, your triumphs will earn your house points, while any rulebreaking will lose house points. At the end of the year, the house with the most points is awarded the housecup, a great honor, and some additional perks but those do not apply to you guys. I hope each of you will be a credit to whichever house becomes yours." - NotTheBeastInUs1mthReplied to Vesevuis
Assimilation is a powerful thing. If not, the US would've ended up like Austria-Hungary
[Cygnus Greengrass and his father decided not to take part in the second Wizarding War and by using their family's funds maintained their 'Neutrality' in the war. The Greengrass family is a firm believer in maintaining their traditions but aren't opposed to letting Muggleborn join 'their' world.] - NotTheBeastInUs1mthCommented
I don't know why your so upset. What did you expect? You literally stole a very powerful magical artifact. This is a product of your own making. You can't just be offended when you started it.
Skyler looked at Nicolas, a sense of discomfort still present, and said, "Sir, I respect you for your extraordinary achievements as an alchemist and your numerous contributions to the wizarding world. However, I must insist that there's little need to defend our esteemed Headmaster. His actions are a result of his concerns, whether about my allegiance to the mysterious man or the fear that I might become the next Dark Lord. In his eyes, I am no longer his student. Instead, it's more likely he's never truly trusted any student at Hogwarts. I dare say that he has probably shown his mind to students before, and I doubt it was the first time!" - NotTheBeastInUs2mthCommented
I wonder if the MACUSA is finally getting involved. Perhaps with the intention to side with Dumbledore on the condition his side wins the tournament, to show that Wizarding Horizon isn't a lost cause.
"Head of the Department of International Magical Cooperation of the Magical Congress of the United States of America, and Head of the American Branch of the International Confederation of Wizards". - NotTheBeastInUs2mthCommented
Hmm, are we finally getting insight on Snape?
Of these, only Snape looked back at the already empty lawn, then did not speak, but simply walked behind all the students and finally pulled the two castle doors shut - NotTheBeastInUs2mthReplied to BenisBoy14
I think it's one thing to be better, but another thing to think your better after only comparing your performance with underdeveloped wizards, without ever testing if fully developed wizards can replicate what you can do.
"As long as it is magic it will affect wizards." Dumbledore said calmly, "We will have to think all kinds of emotions and intent in our mind when we cast a spell, these emotions are the source of our power of magic, and most of the time, when casting transfiguration and some ordinary spells such as levitation charm, cleaning spell, full body-bind curse and so on, wizards have to believe that they could achieve that effect." - NotTheBeastInUs2mthReplied to DvD_007
Kinda, while this matter is a cheat, Jon has proven himself to be a genius prior to this. However, I'd be more accepting of this in 2 scenarios: (1)Its simply that he is exceptional to his peers, and his professors could do this if he taught it to them. (2)That his exceptionally strong will is what makes him cause such a change in magic. So that others with strong wills could replicate what he does, like Lily, Dumbledore, Grindelwald, or Voldemort.
This made Jon notice for the first time that he is special. - NotTheBeastInUs2mthReplied to NotTheBeastInUs
After some thought, it's very possible that a coordinated cover up occurred. I mean, that's what happened with the Holodomor, the genocide of Ukrainians via artificial famine enacted by the Soviets. Progressive media in western countries, including the US and Britain, engaged in a coordinated cover up for the better part of the 20th century.
Of course, with Dumbledore's international reputation, he may be able to get support from other wizarding communities outside the United Kingdom, but if that's the case, why does he still insist on staying in the United Kingdom? - NotTheBeastInUs2mthCommented
Cedric?
Among them a tall, handsome boy frowned, as if he thought it is terrible to hang such a small child, and pulled out his wand to save her, but was dragged into the great hall by the students around him, telling him not to meddle. - NotTheBeastInUs2mthCommented
this would be a very funny coincidental foreshadowing
"Yes, Merlin is at the top of my family tree." Sean nodded. - NotTheBeastInUs2mthCommented
the downside of systems. they make progression jarring
From now on I won't add Karma points notification in every time MC interacted with a character because I noticed it interrupts the flow of the story. Leave reviews and comments, see you all.