Recent content by falconnoclaf

do you want a harem? That's how you get a harem.

@ainzell it will definitely get an anime, you don't have to worry about that. You just have to realize that the demographic and the topic is very heavy for the mainstream without the usual elements that would bring the "shitty" to the forefront. The story is serious, there's no "poster girl" or...

girl, you need to add 2 too the chat group, not just 1

@Agent-KI7KO some cats eat fruit, not for sustenance, but for enjoyment. Holds true for other carnivores too, such as wolves (some of them would totally kill blueberries and strawberry given the chance).

for those bashing the recipe, you really need to pay attention to the ingredients and know wtf they are making. It's literally oil-cured cheese, he isn't using fresh tomato, but dried (likely sundried), which is actually perfect for it since he lacks herbs and seasoning over there. I bet that...

The author probably read some journals of early explorers or travelled to different, isolated cultures themselves. The reaction is genuine (not as overblown as in most other food cooking mangas), the first brits encountering indian cuisines had similar reactions, same with macro polo. Fluffiness...

@lvxferre author is obviously looking at Steppe cultures for reference, good stuff

@Midoriha There's your problem, you are using modern pov. Cooking, recipes in particular, was a closely guarded secret in the past, often passed down from mother to daughter (part of bridal training). On the male side, it got treated as a trade, having apprenticeship. If you look at nomadic...

@Shiki-kan @Crosonical You both missed the point, she's alluded to be Morgan le Fay (or related to), literally Morgan the Faerie. Elf/Alf, in kanji, means the same as faerie (there's the light alf and the dark alf, technically they are all alf, but that's mythology for another time). Haggis...

@Qelix You are mistaking fire fighting foam with fire blocking foam. Fire blocking doesn't smother the fuel, it's merely a foam sealant, some of which having no fire retardant due to health concerns (I think that's mainly in california iirc), the main component responsible for the insulation is...

@Qelix you forget, the breath was just for a moment as explained by the knight. And no, leidenfrost effect would've still kicked in due to the momentary breath, the instantaneous barrier is what gives it its insulation property. Even if we take your scenario of a sustained firestorm, the foam...

@Qelix Leidenfrost effect just a mere full body version of what this guy is doing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cfcsdGODMA