@Mangareader Well that's true. For example Japanese have a lot of loan words too. For example their word for bread "pan" is from the Portuguese word for bread. They also have a lot of Chinese loan words too. Many of these loan words are from centuries ago and have taken on knew meanings.
@Kingdo Actually the word for brioche in English is brioche, just like the word for croissant in English is simply croissant. English is funny that way, we have a lot of what they call "loan words" in which the English never bothered to come up with a word of their own and just out right stole...
I feel like Blade could take notes on how to torture vampires both psychically and physiologically from her. The worst part is she's not even trying to hurt him.
@AnOddPerson agreed, they do say pride goes before the fall and it will be very satisfying for her to get the treatment that she's been dishing out on herself. I get that her family's powerful, and the the royals have to placate the aristocrats, but to think she treat a crown price as her pawn...
Well, garlic is supposed to cure anything according to my grandma. She's even make this nasty garlic and olive oil mixture to bless us on the holidays, smear that stuff in on our foreheads in the shape of a cross.
Why do a now feel that my grandma was secretly some Buffy the Vampire slayer...
I love how in any other manga defeating the demon lord is this big epic thing, but for Fikar is just an errand to earn some extra cash and not even worth mentioning.
@sweet-potato I think the highlight of this chapter is when Fikar takes the opportunity to sneak a handshake with her when that boy snubs her and leaves her hanging. I just wanted to pet him on the head, like who's a good boy? 😄
Does this mean we will be spared a school arc? I mean, wasn't' the purpose of him going to the school to access the library or something? It's been a long time since I read that chapter and there was a random war in the middle.
I mean that church is raising those kids as disposable tools and doing a piss poor job of hiding it from not only the population at large but the kids in the choir. It's no wonder one turned into a demon and the other into a yandere. Though, I think that kid is a demon too.
I've always thought the fact that one person's sin should not mean the whole family is held responsible. Yes, execute the criminal and jail anyone complacent in the crime, but kill the whole family? I know it's used as a deterrent, but two wrongs don't make a right. Killing innocent children...
@ Your_Dino_Overlord
My thoughts exactly, you don't say shit like that in front of small children. Now he going to have nightmares about her offing herself. And of course blame himself.