That guy's Kobe Bryant, he played basketball I think.
Edit: Have to add this /s because the joke flew over too many people's heads
Edit2: Really have to add this on to rant, it's baffling that some people can misconstrue a joke and immediately turn that into an opportunity to attempt to insult...
The magic Nishina used on the rock was usable by both knights and priests. I do believe that Nishina could be a priest, there wasn't a reason for him to tell Nanaura about healing magic aside from assuaging concerns for Teshimano's safety, but that could easily have been done by keeping it vague...
There were a lot of cool parallels in this chapter that made it feel so satisfying to read as an end to the Rhine Front. I think the coolest parallel was the scene for scene recreation of chapter 38 when Second Lieutenant Glanz risked mutiny against partaking in the Arene Massacre, but here...
My best guess at the missing translation on page 20: おい魔導参謀なんとかしろ = Hey, what is this evil officer?
oi being hey, madou modifying sanbou to say something like evil officer, nantoka to say what, and shiro just being a masculine thing.
I guess it might be interpreted as something like "what is...
Also, the manga previously stated her age to be 11 during chapter 6, chapter 8, and chapter 11, which would put her at 12 years old on 1924-11-15 after she announced her birthday on the September 24th 1924 Dacian invasion in chapter 12, which subsequently should date her birthday as September...
Tinfoil hat theory: Andrew never finds out who the Eleventh Goddess is at the conclusion of the manga, he retires home in frustration to the unnamed wife he strangely makes mention of at the end of his report update in this chapter, to which we the readers find out to be Tanya von Degurechaff...
Is the year 1925 at the beginning of the chapter and in chapter 11 a typo? The Dacian War begins on September 24th 1924, as shown at the end of the chapter as well as at the beginning of chapter 12, but the highlighted date for the 601st Organization Committee arc continues to show 1925. Since...
Rather, I'd call bullshit on a man who's on deaths door somehow killing a far less injured enemy. Ouhon just falls forward and kills a battle hardened general like it was the easiest thing in the world. Absolute bullshit.
https://youtu.be/XGxCMyLm6js?t=32s Hearing kids talking about never falling in love and the responses in this manhwa make me think about all the authors that don't know how to write children.
I agree that the naive modern girl pushing her ideals on a warlord is a poorly executed premise. She won't change or learn anything because the story isn't about her becoming accustomed to the warring states' common sense, but it doesn't stop the huge disconnect between her sheltered ideals and...