@SunSun Yes, especially if they landed a bolt through the left shoulder where it could penetrate the lungs and heart and it looks like the bolt hit pretty deep.
*sigh* there goes a character I thought would be interesting beyond self-interest. Also this chapter reinforcing the fact that Ogata is 100% a central agent.
It's bittersweet for me to see two great men wasted by political pettiness and arrogance. Thanks Hox for translating a great series, now I should start reading Historie..
While it's cool that they both respect and admire each other, I can't help but think petty political opponents of both Scipio and Hannibal would shamelessly press on that matter that they make war sacrifices too lightly to just spare each other's lives. From what I read,
It's actually funny in a meta way. He was ahead of the other two candidates and had everything going for him. But the sole reason why he lost it all in the end was the fact that his ongoing problem of failing to understand people and setting them aside for his goals so this chapter is a big...
The dishes they showed a few chapters back when they were a few days away from finishing was nothing compared to the dishes they showed in this chapter.
@CheerTheDude Honestly, they're both not wrong and the decisive matter of this is the fact that Kirishima can't stand having Asada dying like this. It's true that normal people would either can or refuse to do something out of their capabilities for their own sakes and it's not wrong. But for...
This chapter proves to me that
* Ogata will never get what he wants no matter how much he would chase something so whatever he wants rather it's gold or the person he wants to kill. It's because he's not capable of reading other people so not only will that prove to be his downfall but he would...
What a waste of time. Feels like giving him a second chance just to have the same result literally changed nothing. Yes, he is stronger now but that was easily resolved after the first rejection so we're back to the status quo now.