> Happiness is a two way street. If one is unhappy for the sake of the other's happiness, no one is happy.
Did not expect philosophy here, but a good surprise.
Webnovel also indicated that anyone who raised a hand against MC suffered immediate misfortune.
Throwing stones at her always missed, trying to hit her caused her father to trip over a passing snake and hurt himself, etc.
So they thought she was an omen of misfortune or something.
His dad is awesome. And good to see MC recognising that and not insisting on fighting alone.
Now just need to collect all his OP childhood friends and dogpile that demon.
Cute alchemists have cachet from a certain series of games... They certainly get away with a whole lot more ridiculous things than just blowing up their own house.
I think a lot of the tension here is that MC is an introvert. But everyone around him insists on dragging him out of his shell.
Which is not a completely bad thing to do since left alone, MC will probably just wander off into his own space. But there's a sense that they're constantly pushing...
@captain_crunch there's a branch of the Baumeister family in the capital that Wendelin's father is an offshoot of.
Like how Wend's starting his own branch of a branch of the Baumeister family name as his own noble.
Well, we obviously know from Liz's tea party and from the novel that the prince is a baka; but taking this chapter alone has another much more sinister reading.
That the prince has decided that he'd like to keep Aira as a pet and is pushing Liz away because he wants to isolate Aira.