@Khrysaor
Good point, but any one person with the power of judge, jury and executioner is on a slippery slope. At some point they will become a murderer, out of sheer routine. Better to not even step onto the slope.
Revival is always such a cop-out, true.
@rufioh
I think it's triple isekai. Isekai into demon lord, then back to Japan, and now back to demon lord.
P. 38 she was betrayed in Japan, yet still went back. Meaning she came from Japan originally, and went back. Now back to isekai.
Oh it's definitely still trash. But people are not understanding the characters. Abel is a cold killer, but also very obliging. I can't remember once he went against the wishes of anyone reasonable. The girl is just an innocent student, of course she doesn't want murder to happen.
@Minkulus
I don't know, she acts almost exactly how I imagine a child thinking they are adult would. Like a childish idea of being adult, not actually being adult.
Edit: don't get me wrong, I think Nazuna is also bad for going for a minor. But at least she doesn't preach, like hunter pedo does.
@CraniumAmbiguity
Context is king. She was talking to a maid, in an underdeveloped world (compared to her original). Why would she use the complex, yet correct definition of sugar? Nobody but herself would understand.
Edit: also, she literally said "the thing we call sugar". Not the concept...
@shanoc5902
I agree with all of that, but I believe the mind-control thing was 'sealed'. He just literally can't party with people because of his loner-type skills now.
@w33btr4sh
You seemed to miss the fact that she was literally sweating bullets when doing that. If we take things at face value, I mean.
Regardless, any person that even jokes about that shit is a bad person.
@brainman
She's fantasizing about illicit relationships with minors. She's bad.
I don't agree with her view on vampires, but I don't really give a shit about that.
Hmm. I don't think the Saint was bad or wrong. But she was only a kind child, at best. Looking at her pre-isekai, she seems very young. Then she was given that power, which limited her hardships to miniscule amounts. No hardship, no progress. So her childish mentality is a given.
What surprises...
I like the concern people show him, but not the way they do it.
Maybe stop trying to control every single thing he does, and he will actually listen for once?
@kaitengiri
Ah, my bad. I read that as describing a sequence of events, not you currently saying that. Still, you know why denying being a troll doesn't work, right? It's the standard troll-tactic.
You put it best, right back at you:
@flannan
I wholeheartedly agree. Fortunately, I live in a country with an actual living wage as minimum wage. So I might be biased, since I didn't really consider that aspect.
Still, there are still jobs with at least reasonable pay that people won't take.
@kaitengiri
You pointed out that the test exists to prove earlier, undocumented education, as if that didn't have tests itself.
You just admitted to students taking multiple tests. Like I have stated again and again, humans are not static. Playing Ayumu again will not be the re-taking the same...