Delaying with stacked barrier magic and countering fire with water. Good tactics, except for the part about your magic not being anywhere near strong enough and the fire magic quite possibly producing enough heat to evaporate the water magic before it reaches it. Better luck next time...once...
Sure, serving it hard enough to break through a net in good condition is impressive. But to do so and still have enough force to leave a large dent in a door on the far side of the gymnasium (which is now deformed and was nearly was blown off its hinges) is frightening. And all this with just...
She may live a long, happily married life, but seeing who's attention she's attracted, I believe the carefree part has already been shot out the window, shredded into countless tiny pieces, sunk to the bottom of the ocean, never to be seen or heard from again.
Reminds me of when I first placed Dragon Quest. It was so much fun blasting enemies to oblivion with my magic...until my low level party rapidly ran out of MP.
That fool of a party leader's life just got a whole lot harder. Which is just what he deserves for throwing him out like that. That assumes the party doesn't simply fall apart in the coming months. It didn't look like they were completely on board with kicking him out. The mc is a master of...
There is a interesting potential paradox here. On one hand, the book is designed to make escape impossible. But on the other hand, it is also designed to fulfill the wishes of those who are brought inside. So what happens if you get someone like Alice who's wish is to return to the outside world?
This feels like the sort of scenario where the guild worker pulls him aside and gives him a talk about not overharvesting so that others can continue to take the quest and have work to do.
'It is in the messages.' Short while later. Turns out she was given a super slow internet connection at a mere 10k/s. My connection isn't a high-speed one, but even at its worst it isn't anywhere near that bad.
Between the brother and the mc, the mc definitely got the better end of the deal. She could topple her brother's entire territory if she felt like it and without her, he'll be lucky to merely hold onto what he still has even if the mc never lifts a finger to harm him from this point on.
Such a fool. He has walked right into his enemies hand of his own accord. Not that I thought much of his intelligence and wisdom in the first place. In addition, he has pushed that brilliant strategist sister of his further into the mc's fold at the same time. I expect his downfall to happen...