@JankOK77 Garou was never the type to attack normal people and he never killed anyone, even as the hero hunter. So there was no reason for him to kill the worker.
ugh, finally caught up.
This chapter wasn't as egregious as previous chapters on the glaring plot holes. Ogma appearing out of nowhere the next day after the lantern battle to a town an unknown distance away from the royal capital (two days travel? a week travel? it's not really made clear)...
Let me get this straight. From Chapter 3 we know:
1 copper coin = $1
1 silver coin = $10
1 gold coin = $100 (approximate value using USD)
In Chapter 10 we discovered that high quality potions cost 2~3 gold coins while the monster avoidance potion cost 10 gold coins, but was bartered down to 6...
So there is a road into the middle of the forest where they live. and it's easily traveled by the former slave that they have been receiving information from. But who built this road or is it just a monster trail a bit like an animal trail? At least that question was answered although it...
Wait what?
Okay first off last chapter they had to walk through the forest to get to the snakes hideout. Yet this chapter their horse cart, which was missing last chapter, is suddenly there with them? Did they build a road through the forest to the clearing? If not, then why where they walking...
It's amazing that the author goes into so much detail about inane unimportant stuff, but completely hand waves away major plot elements.
How long did it take to cultivate the potions (considering they were being chased I would guess a day at most).
How long did it take for him to create the...
We are on the run from an assassin who can disable and kill a person immediately without making a sound (not that they know what happened to Goldead, but still). You know the best way to remain inconspicuous is? Buy out every expensive item in a store and stick around until delivery while...
Hmm, how much time did it take to properly investigate the opposing nobles?
How much time did it take for the opposing nobles to investigate Goldead?
If this was all done undercover and hush-hush how did the slaves, who were completely mind controlled to the point were they didn't know what they...
What's the point of giving her such a ridiculously short skirt if you're going to bend over backwards drawing unnatural angles just to not show anything. Just draw a normal skirt.
Why would you abandon an unwanted child in a forest? If you don't want them, give them to a orphanage or kill them quickly. Don't leave them to starve to death. You're royalty, not peasants migrating across the land who are reluctantly giving up a child so the rest can eat another day. Heck...
@YuriIsTooLewd Nah, I don't believe it would be because of jealousy.
1. She didn't know he was with Rubia until they both came to the town, but he was already a wanted person by the time they visited.
2. Making the guild kidnap him is too likely to expose that he's a skeleton to everyone else...
I said this in the last upload, but this translation basically confirms it. Since Rena's scenario was cleared, she retains knowledge of the previous world line. But thanks to this translation it appears that it was in the form of a dream so she's wants to find out why. This brings up a new...
He finished Rena's scenario so it would make sense for her to remember details of the previous cycles. Otherwise he would need to complete her scenario all over again. This is one of the few things that actually makes sense in this series.
"The book that inspired Laputa: Castle in the Sky".
What Gulliver's Travels?
Can you really not talk about Gulliver's Travels in manga?
I mean, the book is public domain at this point.