@Fulldiver nice work. Yeah Zoroastrianism had savior figures called Sashoyant or something like that. Judaism at the time (assuming that as a metis he's from the pre-Alexandrian democracy) hadn't really solidified the doctrine of a single, history-ending messiah and any important savior figure...
I guess in his time the extant religions with emphasis on messianic figures would be Zoroastrianism and Judaism? But the author could always just say he follows a philosopher or prophet who only had followers in their own time.
Probably a Zoroastrian since he keeps talking about demons though.
@UXLZ yeah Amelie's wicked phase is either going to be really wild, or you can't even tell the difference because she's already 'on' like 95% of the time (the 5% being reading time).
Literally can't work since the gears interlock with both each other and the slats/tread. Middle gear is trying to push the conveyor opposite direction compared to the other two gears.
So fun story, the worst enemy the Mongols faced during the era of expansion under Genghis/Temujin was probably alcohol. Mongols traditionally drank a fermented milk beverage which had very low alcohol content, weaker than the weakest beers, thus the drinking culture encouraged very heavy...
I appreciate the splash page of Iruma's doubts. Little stuff like that always makes Iruma characters come off as a little more human compared to most shounen adventure type stuff.
@Raudhbjorn I don't think this is supposed to be like DnD or most derived video games where you can learn a spell in a night. They're probably each a major undertaking.