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@overlordvulcan So you know how Hades or Cerberus are ruler/guardian of Tartarus, but aren't just bone, they're flesh? Basically what has happened here. Now he won't need that mask to go about in the human areas, as well.

@OkitaJSouji yeah, but this is the medieval era, where there was no guarentee water was clean unless it was fresh running water (not even well water was completely guarenteed safe) which is why they drank pretty thin, watered-down beer instead of water. The alcohol in the beer made it safer to...

@Sabruness It probably didn't do proper justice either, because basically everything out there of her is massively airbrushed and photoshopped; she's even fatter than her photos show.

@chaonightmare @RevReplay I'm normally very tolerant of bad stories if they're at least entertaining, but this? This is absolute garbage without any redeeming qualities to it other than slight humor which is entirely unintentional. I 100% agree with both of you.

Welp, looks like my prediction was off- instead of the trope of killing the guy they mutually hate, he instead corrupted and took him over. Damn. Seems this evil is intelligent, which is refreshing! @1059212 For some, they joined up to do dangerous shit and kill people. Returning to civilian...

Hmm... His seed was blue, NOT red, so I'm thinking it might be a yin/yang thing here with them. The mutated creature had a red seed, aka a "seed of evil" according to that night-ark group scene a chap or two ago, so it's likely that ex-"friend" of his that got snagged by the red tentacle monster...

Oooh! The malice might be this OOPArt's method of finding a host because its system is damaged, come to think about it. Those who have malice it stalks to attempt to synch with, but they're incompatible and die because of it (which is why it's seen as a serial murder case). Wonder what the...

Figured as much; the serial murders are caused by an OOPArts seed as those two investigators mentioned; not sure why it seems to be malice-based, though, compared to the other we've seen. It's possible that the data loss is what caused the shift from "turn your user into a murder machine" to...

He hit them pretty damn hard, mostly focusing on the head, enough to snap their necks back on impact, and often blood was spewing out. Pretty sure none of them are getting up any time soon.

Lmao. PR was totally wrong. A coup d'état is the removal of an existing government from power, usually through violent means. Typically, it is an illegal, unconstitutional seizure of power by a political faction, the military, or a dictator.

@play123 @thegentelman That's the problem of having an omniscient third-party view; you aren't guarenteed to see the scenes YOU want to see, but rather the scenes that the author is deliberately showing you. Of course they didn't want to reveal the surprise early.

@nousernames LM&GSS aren't that inaccurate/weird, to be perfectly honest. When you look up "Virtue" in Japanese, it looks nothing like the name given in the raws, and in fact seems to be an attempt at transliterating the English word "Virtue" into Japanese katakana while also corrupting it...

@ChrunchBoi According to the latest and most commonly known list of the Heavenly Host, as written by Dante Aligheiri, in descending order of power: 1. Seraphim, 2. Cherubim, 3. Thrones, 4. Dominions, 5. Virtues, 6. Powers, 7. Principalities, 8. Archangels, 9. Angels. Comparing the list of...

@alacaelum "Two doctors invented the chainsaw in 1780 to make the removal of pelvic bone easier and less time-consuming during childbirth. It was powered by a hand crank and looked like a modern-day kitchen knife with little teeth on a chain that wound in an oval."

Blegh. LHTranslations, doubt you read the comments here, but every instance of "Creator" here should be "Creation", as he's talking about Procell, not about the creator above them all.

Reading this chapter in WN form was thrilling, but GOD DAMN do they do the kinetics of the visuals justice with the artwork, here! Got chills, goddamn!

@KrisN Probably Moloch. So then is his consciousness/soul hopping between world lines, rather than travelling through time, specifically?

@Saintguardian That sounds far more reasonable; see, I think being a bit overweight is still well within a natural and healthy weight range.

@Sruf It's a husband(artist) wife(author) pair making this manga, so it'd be the other way around. ;P

Hmm. So, Rudra is a name of Vishnu, the ruler of the gods of India (in his form of the Great Destruction that destroys everything at the end of time), but it's also a name given to Shiva in many later iterations as well; hymn 10.92 of the Rigveda indicates how Shiva was the kind and tranquil...