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@Goldenzeal but seriously, you would think that, either for taking him as a good example or bad, being around the older knight would make him rethink his faith in the church.

This is what happens when your wifu isn't a disposable part of a set, they have sensible reactions and actual thoughts.

@Putush101 remember, that was just Sieg and her OLDER siblings...

@GrayBypasser hmmmm, it's hard to say. Thing is, what they taught him isn't how people normally do it. Remember, the norm is just to use the skills you have, and were probably born with. Directly manipulating the energy is...kinda something only they really do . So, it's hard to say if he had...

@Hobobo @macroblitz @riflow It's because of his dependents. His family gets by mostly on what he gets from hunting. If they got rid of him or took away his gun, Ain's mother and grandmother would be without food or income. They were lenient because they ultimately DO still care about him and...

@GrayBypasser @Add1152000 hmmm, how did it go? Basically, everyone has natural born skills and rely on those. Raust only had and could develop heal, while healers are suppose to be able to do other things like cure poison and shit, so he's defective as a healer. What his teachers taught him was...

feel like playing a grandia game now...

@SingLove I'd be worried about what the story would have to do to let the mc match that, unless countering is already a trait of that gluttony ability he got offscreen. Anyway, I feel like going into that world with that kind of power would probably suit people like this who think the world as...

@Kaarme I don't think that's it. Given what she said about the sudden and strange movement of her leg and the kind of existence the knight is I think we're suppose to take the idea of "the power to win" more literally here, like a cheat or something.

The war economy is designed to form both the foundation citizens stand on and a noose around their neck. The greatest and most evil thing a villain can do is create a society where they themselves are absolutely necessary for survival.

hmmm same problem the gamer had...I know some authors think "getting a bunch of skills is exciting!" but dividing a single action into independent abilities is actually really inconvenient, especially if It's a small thing, but it makes me think "oh, I wouldn't want anything to do with a world...

@Zorander @SkyLordOzai wasn't it that All and all, the reason behind both the native's misunderstanding and the otherworlder's circumstance makes sense but only if you accept that the god doesn't care if they live or, even, finds them struggling and dieing hopelessly to be amusing.

FUCK YO SIDE QUEST!

@captain_crunch considering that your body urinates to eliminate urea, you would just be putting all the stuff your body is trying to expel back inside if you don't filter it. It would actually make your more thirsty in the long run.

@Itsn culturally, he's considered an adult by then, not sure about legally. Consent depends on prefecture but I think for the country as a whole the min is 13.

Let's be honest, 3/4 of this chapter was useless.

@Inguaim hmmm, if I remember right

@Add1152000 though, he recognizes it so that means he's not stupid. He's willfully participating in genocide because he's benefiting from it, ignoring his own concerns and questions so he'll still have his status. It isn't his brain that's failing, it's his morals. Well, it's pretty much always...

@Add1152000 not really that it expects you to have read others, it's just explained more as it goes on about how he's treated and how he and the others view themselves and him. Out of the banished from the party stories, I think this is one of the more interesting ones. Don't think it'll be...

hmmm, what was the reason they gave for them splitting up again? Even with this chapter and the comments I can't quite remember what it was exactly.