Gaikotsu Kishi-sama, Tadaima Isekai e Odekake-chuu - Vol. 5 Ch. 22.2 - Crawling Underground II

[lenteraneko]

Did they stumble upon No Man's Wharf or something? Let me guess, after passing the Tori Gate, they will be in the Lost Bastille fighting Ruin Sentinel?

 

[yldDavid]

@lenteraneko
So happy someone else wrote it :) Dark souls 2 is best dark souls.

 

[Dragoma]

do someone know what chap this is in the novel?

 

[Blackkid121]

Darks souls 2 with your skelly boi in no man’s wharf

 

[welcome2atlantis]

It looks like human centipede, with weapons. Disgusting.

 

[Wildfire_desu]

Really surprised they didn't find a bonfire with a sword in the middle down there

 

[Twi]

@welcome2atlantis I think they were going for Makhai.

https://youtu.be/K1ExwnA516g

 

[Zethuron]

Cannons? Oh god.

 

[StarGasm]

Oh! It kinda reminds me of Death March, there are also Torii Gates there, and apparently it has some hidden af plot that only manga/novel readers shall know

 

[ShortBarrelRaifu]

"Arian-dono, A lot of me coming here"
You got me laughing there Arc boi

Nah, they just want free hug there, from fellow bones

 

[Glomoro]

@StarGasm The Torii are sort of super common in isekai I suppose, to show some sort of connection between the other world and Japan beyond "Hey I just got isekai'd from Japan." They make a lot of appearances in Japanese fantasy in general too, gotta use those cultural references I guess?

 

[StarGasm]

@Glomoro I see, and I was expecting that to be a thing too even though I don't see them that often, and that's probably the reason too

 

[nightwatch25]

"A lot of me are coming!"

 

[baconcat]

> pls

No, LHT, just no.

 

[SotiCoto]

Can't isekai protagonists resist destroying the super valuable treasure-trove for once?

 

[MangaAddict53]

Bruh, that's literally the Flexile Sentry. Is this a fucking Dark Souls 2 reference? It's even in a ship like the one in No-man's Wharf.

 

[ZiegePtato]

DS2 reference. Noice