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@Tamerlane Maybe socially, but there was no actual force. He had every right and opportunity to decline; he was merely goaded into joining by childish taunts. In no way is it justifiable.

@Tamerlane He can lie, you mean. He agreed to go, he wasn't forced.

This seems random/disconnected. It's a second-half chapter, yet it just snaps into a new situation.

@kaitengiri You really are an idiot, then. Why does the human not count, when the human is the only thing that gets proven? And your example is shit. Breaking the rules is not variance. Senpai played by the rules.

@kaitengiri Did you not read the chapter? It has an example of variance; Senpai plays poorly because of her distracted mindset, then immediately turns it around into a win when she calms down. Gloating over being better after just one victory is fucking childish, and foolish. Sometimes people...

Shitty personality, she only sees worth in 'strength'. Fuck that.

@dummyaccount12345 Yep, agree to disagree! Yeah, I read your excerpts first. And it's fine to have the source in mind, I even like knowing the source myself, I just personally don't take such things into account when arguing. The way the manga presented the situation, my first thought was that...

@YOLF I agree on that, he should have snuck away. At least until the 'monpare' showed up, at that point he's just willingly choosing to let them die. Seeing how he was raving about adventurers needing to protect people at one point, sneaking out at this point breaks character.

@dummyaccount12345 'Not vindictive' was about the troll thing. As someone that takes a hard stance against that (despite sometimes being a troll myself), I disagree on that. If someone can magnanimously deal with that, they're a damn saint in my book. You make a good point. Since he has traits...

@dummyaccount12345 He's the dumbass that takes even troll comments as flattery. He's a psychopath, yes, but not a murderous one. Has he ever revelled in the act of killing? Or did he merely enjoy the adrenaline rush of combat? I think the latter, dunno about you. This point also means he's not...

@dummyaccount12345 Sure, sure. But consider this: there's a reason why firing squads sometimes had one random gun loaded with blanks/unloaded. Being directly responsible for another's death (choosing to not save someone counts) is a heavy fucking thing to live with. Being able to think "maybe it...

@Kayriel History is full of "intelligent and wise" people losing badly. Can't tell if you understand that or not.

Honestly, I don't understand half of you. Not wanting to live the rest of his life with regrets, makes him a retard? Killing someone, or letting someone you could save get killed, is not a fucking easy choice to live with. He's naive, but at least he's willing to risk his life for his own...

@FYAYFD @Morose Could be a purely economical problem as well. You need to outfit the troops; a farmer in his shirt is no soldier. You also need to feed them; you may pillage, but first you must get there.

I really hope Noah loses his temper. The bitch queen reached too far.

@Freestyle Fuck off with that logic. Something being free doesn't exclude it from criticism. Are you paying Mfrost? No? Then fuck off.

@tuatara1 He's capable because of ridiculous hard work; his personality basically is 'hard work'. That's pretty much all he is. I think it's fair to find that boring.😉

Fucking shitshow, all of it. The only characters I don't dislike are Ayano and Nishimura.

I still think that's bullshit. He was physically crippled, no amount of mental training should allow him to use magic again.

@MrMcNasty Fitting name. Just because most people are factually wrong, doesn't make wrong acceptable.