@Stalkerman it's an investment for the winner, sure. That's what they were saying - war is only profitable if you don't consider the losses of the loser. And that's been the central point of this series, the need to consider both parts of the world, both parties, and ensure mutual benefit...
oof... the straight-up missing artwork around page 33 is rough. I assume it was fixed in the volume release, but I haven't bought Bookwalker's digital editions cuz they didn't even finish the series. Still waiting on a physical release.
He gets the least screentime, but Youngster Noble might have made one of the biggest contributions of them all, if we can assume he was instrumental to getting those other nations to join in the alliance.
short and sweet manga. I just worry that it'll never be picked up for an official English release now, because it's already over and too lewd for most publishers to touch.
time to wait for the next volume, cool.
This chapter was fine, I'm enjoying the series, but the action was... incomprehensible. I guess I understand that he did The Big Attack and killed the monster, and the girl cut down the other goblin, but that's about all I could tell.
what's so genius/terrifying about this is that Mieruko has finally found the "wise mentor" character... who clearly doesn't know the full story, she can't see all the spirits, she doesn't know they're being devoured instead of vanishing peacefully. Usually this is the time for exposition to get...
Ogata and the facial tattoo'd convict have exactly the same eyes, right? And the line about Ogata wanting to "disappoint everyone" and then the Convict having a flashback to his father telling him "don't disappoint me"... this isn't just a coincidence, right? Does Ogata have a brother I've...
Artist just sketched out the battle scenes, but made sure to take time on drawing the Demon Queen at the end. Nice to see priorities are in the proper order.