The main character of Larry Correia's Grimnoir Chronicles is a pretty amazing example of somebody using weight magic. In that world of books, people that can use it are referred to as "heavies."
The more ambiguous a skill is the greater potential it possibly has. In the case of this series...
Klausbro was showing some pretty serious bloodlust. If he hadn't quit and returned to Dias, heads would have rolled back in the capital. It should be easy enough for a war hero to show some "masculinity" and find a cute oni bride.
Shizuna seems rather pleased with her maid outfit. She's really cute and yeah, she has her husband so there should be no room for romantic feelings for Kai.
I do kind of wonder if Kai will ever put "Grey Enfield" to rest and some day live as himself. This arc does seem like its stating to...
@hanchobakery Real life comes first. This is a great series and I'm glad that you're seriously working on it. I'm looking forward to finishing it someday.
Breaking weapons was a problem that could develop when playing The Elder Scrolls: Morrowind. I think she would be better off with a light club or flexible baton. Something like a riding crop. I don't think a whip would break but making good use of that requires speed and skill so her...
You go, girl! Never give up ground that you fought hard for without sound strategic reasoning. Don't stop advancing, keep charging ahead all the way to hand holding and then VICTORY!
During the end of the first part and throughout the second part, Birdy and Tsutomu have been rubbing off on each other. Birdy is starting to think a little before acting and Tsutomu is becoming more aggressive. Remember when the first series started? If he was any more passive he would have...
The credits were pretty funny.
It is good that he's accepting responsibility for his behavior. It was a false accusation but he passively let it destroy him. I'm not talking about his friends and family ditching him, which would make them pretty terrible examples of such but his running...
I wonder if Sariel was similar to Kurono except she had developed an affinity to holy/white magic rather than dark/shadow magic and she never managed to free herself. Which might be why she sort of wishes him well and she might be a bit envious of him as well because I doubt that she has...
@Kamelpov The Persians started using heavy cavalry (armored riders/steeds) around 500 BC. The Roman cataphract (heavy cavalry) was developed by Rome in response some hundred years later.
Ria would at least need to wear chaps otherwise her thighs are going to be rubbed raw... unless she...