I'd be a little disappointed if he wasn't ever met with an actual inoperable case through the course of the story.
That stuff happens, and not only as a doctor but as a human being, it's important to be willing to accept it and live on.
@autophobe They are a badly written and awfully simplistic parody of Christians, and to believe that any single religious group in history was at all similar to these two-bit villains is quite ignorant.
We don't know a lot about the backstory of how he became a dragon and what he was doing before, but I'd guess he was probably a male when still human. Even in that flashback with the nuke you see that his "partner" is a girl, so it's not unlikely she was his lover or something.
To be fair it really just depends on how they handle things. Crimson's curse of being undying could in the end have the exact same effect of Ragna's, as in all the people he meets are without a doubt going to die, even if only because of age, while he will live on.
Ragna's curse on the other...
@BirchJuice
Honestly I don't really intend to discuss whether it is good or bad, as that lies beyond the scope of the initial point, and in the first place, I do not believe such things can be stated absolutely in either case.
What I was referring to was the particular use of the word "normal"...
@BirchJuice
>having sex with strangers is more or less normal
Well, I'd say it depends? Mostly on where and when you live, but also on other factors.
For one she is probably about 16-17, so having sex with strangers would be abnormal in most places for a girl her age. All the more if the...