@StLL well you did see people actually trying and failing to actually bring justice to the noble. The reason the 3 siblings succeed was mainly cause they spent their entire life training and preparing for that exact moment. They prepared ahead of time to the point that even if they didn't win...
@chucke1992 I think the authors making him a wandering folk hero. Like he'll keep writing letters to the princess even after her passing about his adventure. And soon people will read that story and raise him into a mythology figure or a folk hero. Even the way his story start sounds out of a...
@ExtraOrder I think he was waiting for Stablos to fully pass, and he said he wanted to have some of his flesh and meat as a reminder. Also, I guess it can be something like a respect thing, where he wanted the horse to at least have a couple of moments of peace after death. Not devoured and...
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Tbf, these are the troops that are in the front lines, personally fighting and seeing the cost of the war. So I can understand they would be more shocked and thus less inclined to just go berserk when they discovered that all those bloodsheds were for nothing. Even with the...
@MagicalCarcrash It could be that most people only know little about their involvement, considering all of the monsters were defeated by the teacher and adults. Then again, the fact that Iruma is now famous for saving Walter Park puts a chink in that amour.
@Rzaj I know I'm like maybe about a year behind on this, but that didn't really happen in the original mythos. It was more of an add on by the Roman poet Ovid, a dude who really hated the gods. According to the Hesiod's Theogony in 730–700 BC, she and her sisters were just gorgons, daughters of...