Bokura no Kiseki - Vol. 23 Ch. 102
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For a second I was sure Nishina remembered tO lifes or was possessed by that weird voice (was is the great spirit ? The god ? T don't remember)
Looks like Luca's childhood is the problem ! Does it make his had a messy memories?
For now I actually wonder if he doesn't have a royal blood actually, and if everything going on isn't a revenge plot
Anyway, that "everything is going according to keikaku" remind me of Aizen lol
Looks like Luca's childhood is the problem ! Does it make his had a messy memories?
For now I actually wonder if he doesn't have a royal blood actually, and if everything going on isn't a revenge plot
Anyway, that "everything is going according to keikaku" remind me of Aizen lol
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@Rollo Die? You do realize this is not that kind of manga right? And him dying won't solve anything. We don't know what drove his action or what he is thinking. He is just a kid who was having a normal life then suddenly got taken over by the memories of his past life. The real Lucas already died. Nishina needs help.
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Finally we're back to that scenes.
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I wonder if Lucas's childhood has a connection with spy in Zestiria's kingdom
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@miyako19 I would say to the contrary, Nishina is dead, Lucas is the only personality I've seen occupying that body. To the point where if he's suddenly woken up he forgets entirely that the current world exists.
And really, him dying would solve quite a lot. As soon as he can't plot and manipulate events any more, whatever he's trying for probably won't happen. "Evil plots don't just hatch themselves, you know"--the world tends to spin off in unexpected directions, there are always events and interactions that change things, and without a live mastermind nursing events along things will diverge. Even if there really is some other manipulator behind him, whoever it is has finite resources. Without him, they'd have to expose themselves more directly if they wanted to affect events, and the good guys would probably notice.
Note that I'm not sure if that means I advocate actually doing him in--just that I think the reasons not to would have to be ethical, or perhaps revolve around not wanting to get caught by the authorities for murder; the claim that it wouldn't be useful is inaccurate IMO.
And really, him dying would solve quite a lot. As soon as he can't plot and manipulate events any more, whatever he's trying for probably won't happen. "Evil plots don't just hatch themselves, you know"--the world tends to spin off in unexpected directions, there are always events and interactions that change things, and without a live mastermind nursing events along things will diverge. Even if there really is some other manipulator behind him, whoever it is has finite resources. Without him, they'd have to expose themselves more directly if they wanted to affect events, and the good guys would probably notice.
Note that I'm not sure if that means I advocate actually doing him in--just that I think the reasons not to would have to be ethical, or perhaps revolve around not wanting to get caught by the authorities for murder; the claim that it wouldn't be useful is inaccurate IMO.
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You know what. After this entire mystery is solved, I want 10 more volumes of just straight-up school life, slice-of-life fluff. I want to see this entire class enjoying their youth and being happy kids for the rest of their high school days. They have been under entirely too much stress in the span of just a few months.
