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@7777ale7777 One explanation could be that they set up the packet in such a way that it had a small part of it pushed to the front (maybe held in place by a ring of the tape or rubber bands), and the rest of the blood packet had pressure from behind. When Akai shoots where the penlight is, it...

@mahtan Yes, because she has extra knowledge about some parts of the world, and she has a motivation to try to get back to Japan at some point. Hopefully that plotline continues to be used during the story, and gets a resolution. It also explains how she randomly shows up in a place without any...

@meilio Thanks for taking the time, LOL. I'd just seen enough comments wondering why they weren't punished, or comments from people assuming there was no reason to expect trauma if she hadn't been assaulted, that I decided to try to give reasons it made sense, and then it ended up being wordy to...

While I completely understand the desire for stronger punishments for Akatsuki, they are likely protected by rules in place to actually protect adventurers. First of all, adventuring is a dangerous profession. Adventurers regularly risk their lives as part of the job. It has good rewards, as a...

@billybob98034 Based on how many scanlation groups ask for money, and how many disputes are about groups wanting to get the revenue from various series, I definitely believe that devmax wants to gain money from this series. However, something to remember is that "making money" and "wanting to...

I don't think it was worded well, but the attack on the back can make sense. The belly would have been better, but this appears to be a magic that has to come directly from him, and it would be harder for him to get beneath the Lizard. Here is why the back attack can make sense, though. While it...

@HopeHope118 Ironically, he was trying to avoid her thinking about "what would be better for" him, by doing that. He didn't want her to feel like she had to stay with him, just because he didn't trust their mother, and wanted them to stay with him. So he was factoring in that part of her into...

@Invader_Retro Any chance "Harfolk" could be "Halfolk" or "Half-folk" indicating a hybrid between the people and the Demi-humans/demons? (Slightly odd, with "Demi-humans" being used, but "Demi" seems to be indicating lack of value, not "Half" humans.) If so, his statement of "involvement" would...

@SSJR2 I don't think she is oblivious to her feelings at all. In a previous chapter we had her talking to her friends about the promise she had made with him (about when she would be willing to be a couple with him), and that she interpreted it as already being fulfilled, while he told his...

@Richman Perhaps he feels that a sword shows off his skills as an assassin. Knives are easier to hide, but swords are harder, so if he can hide a sword, then he is superior to those that can only hide knives. (It would also give him a range advantage against the assassins of the "enemy" in a...

@Lecarm That's interesting, then. That cart certainly doesn't look like it is full of coal, at all. Is it possible for it to be used to refer to things other than coal, too, or is the drawing just that much different than what it should be? If it is coal, I stand corrected on that part, but will...

@justforthelulz I'll admit, when I mentioned it, I was thinking of when the guy with the ax enters, and they are afraid of the execution, for an incoming cancellation, but the way you did it was at least as awesome, if not more. You always seem to do a great job (as far as the comments I've...

Reading the comments, I was amazed, and saddened, at how many different times people asked what chapter of the WN or LN it is. The idea that people wouldn't read the comments (I assume because it "isn't worth their time"), but also expect others to not only read the comments, but reply to them...

@justforthelulz I feel like the ax dude on page 9 would be a great image to use when talking about some random series getting the ax (or suspicions that the ax is coming). I tend to think of you when I think of humorous images in comments, here, so I hope you don't mind the mention.

@goodhunter There may be some "assumptions" in what I said, but there is sound logic in every part of it, and so I would say they are more "logical conclusions based on the evidence at hand". Also, that certainly is not even close to 2/3 of my points. Most of my points come directly from the...

For those commenting on "black lung" (like @goodhunter and @Ultenth) this is more likely a metallic ore mine than a coal mine, and as such, that wouldn't be an issue (and even if it were coal, there won't be an issue with that, because it is a slice of life manga, but we can chalk it up to a...

Poor MC, he didn't know that, working from home I earn $1369 a week for just a few hours online. Those e-mail seem shady, but they are totally legitimate, and would allow him the time he needs to still watch over the people all the time.

@mrj224 @ClinTEastwooD @Someanon While they may have appeared suspicious at first, I think this chapter has given several different reasons to believe that they are just the nice, trustworthy, friendly people that they seem to be. 1) They have a stellar reputation among a guild with multiple...

@Mathiason The idea that she is in love with the MC is a ridiculously convoluted interpretation that is not based on anything shown in manga, but even if it ends up being true, it negates nothing of what I said. I never said she was just "musclebrained", and I do think it is based on her...

I really hope that girl gets killed with her next challenge, as she is just rude and annoying, and obviously will keep doing it over and over again until she is put down once and for all. @Glomoro what about just "beyblaid"? It doesn't need the "m" necessarily, at least in type, to merge the...