The author isn't even trying to make things believable this chapter and thats fine. The reality of leaving the entire class helpless and torturing students until they lost their minds would detract from the slapstick.
It really would be a good way to teach deadly combat and dealing with injuries though.
Yeah I read the Sophie chapters a while ago so I don't remember exactly but I guess the setting is clear now that they are in a world where science once existed but no longer does in the open world.
They grew up only knowing a history of magic, so they think it's "magic" because they obviously don't understand what science is.
I personally think it's kinda cool that they have that background setting in the story, I doubt they'll focus on that theme too much but I haven't read too far ahead so we'll find out~
oh boy the long lost art of science
time to hop on the bandwagon that this is a post wwIII world with mutated humans that can wield radiation and call it magic
What in the name of Cthulu is this manga
The author is literally trying to rein around a rampaging dinosaur - the plot has no direction whatsoever
It sucks