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The look of the guy is fishy, the situation is fishy (why did they insist Yuria come? why did a dragon come just at that moment?), the dialogue is fishy (he's asking a lot of questions for a not-yet ally).

@Notesha We don't know what he did or didn't do. We don't know what both their families did or didn't do, but it looks like, while on a personal level, he wasn't interested in her, their families were interested in an alliance, which may have tied his hands until she did something horrible...

@LilMonsterGurlDesi @Mar19 We don't really know how she treated the little sister, only the novel MC. But at a guess: - she doesn't like green eye blondes. It's the coloring of the Langton grandmother, and she doesn't appreciate the fact the ML's grandfather carried a torch for so long because...

@Nunally He has a special artifact that gives him an additional circle, I think.

Doesn't a greater population mean more deaths, in absolute numbers? Sure, his stupid plan might cause a burst of deaths, but in the long run, for sustained mortality, what he needs is simply a greater population.

My favorite is the wizard. He had the very best reason for visiting, and he was the fastest to find her.

I'm not sure the year was that bad for them. Proper Human History being gone is just a day at the office. It's fine. And at least this time, even if they lose, there will still be some kind of human history left in place, rather than fiery death. The loss of Chaldea's base was annoying for a...

Skeleton boss Best Girl?

Cedric's going to go home to the scene of his wife and his mother being total BFFs, isn't he?

She's noisy but she makes a lot of good points. She's prejudiced against the Langtons, but under the circumstances, it's understandable.

I wonder how devastated Cedric would be if Dylan dies in childbirth in a year and he figures out that's what she was afraid of?

I see how it is. He's awakened to a new world and wants to be stepped on.

Yeah, sure, playing the zither is totally a skill every 21st century girl has mastered.

So what does his power actually do? Is it some kind of super healing so he can just wolverine it up?

Nitpick, but the injured are also counted among casualties. I think the right word there was "fatalities".

Tearing some kid away from his loving family and putting him on the rails for a lot of political power seems pretty messed up, as a system. I'm already not big on the whole hereditary monarchy, but it makes at least a modicum of sense and is pretty much inevitable in medieval times. But adding a...

They put rather a lot of effort into a game of werewolf.

Spirit Bomb, but with nukes. And it doesn't work.

Not the first time I wonder, but is it even legal to push each other on purpose in cycling? That's just asking for accidents. Aren't there referees or something?

Isn't Sion in her 30s or something?