Mairimashita! Iruma-kun - Vol. 19 Ch. 166 - The Path You Choose

@Arkande maybe it's like Iruma archery skill. The bloodline magic let you make the bow and arrow and freely control everything, but the skill can be taught to some extent, it just won't be natural.
 
Thanks for the chapter!
Man, the other classes sure are doing some really great job, their presentation are very cool xD
Shame we dont got to see the others 2 performances.
Next chapter, its the hype maker chapter, Them we have the big one
man, its going to be a hell of ride
 
Just catched up, I can't believe this is the latest chapter, right before their performance. How unfortunate of me.
 
Why couldn't I hold on until the end of the arc was out...! whyyyyyyyyy!!!

MAN IT'S JUST SO AAAA WAITING FOR CHAPTERS WHEN THERES CLIFFS IS HELL, HELL! Q3Q

Thanks for the scans for the continuous superb job as well, you guys have my thanks....! No like, seriously, it's hard to put into words my thankfulness overall. Like, I hope you guys win the lottery or something, like damn, just... thanks o3o

@Soundwave14 @hina_sw @dyuinco Well, it's 4 of us now...
 
@Cypher27

Since the Purson clan assisted in creating the attention-diverting glasses that Crocell wears, I'd say it seems likely that at least some analogous magic can be used, even if it's not the real thing. Though I'm not sure if it's actually learning their skill, or if it's just learning something to replicate it.

As far as the archery goes, my interpretation was always that we have:

Mini Sensei: Fully inherited main branch ability who can fire 1000 arrows and hit every time.
Robin Sensei: Partially inherited side branch ability, can only fire 3 arrows that are guaranteed hits, but maybe he has longer range or something?
Iruma: Taught how to form a bow with magic, but his archery ability is completely dependent on his own skill.
 
MANNNNN I AM HYPED
I read thru literal 160 chapters since last night and I regret not reading this series earlier. Now comes the long wait per chapter 😭
 
Lol I know everyone imagines the Spongebob or American Pie when they hear "marching band"
But honestly, the uniforms, *strict* discipline, coordination, and relentless rehearsal really make it feel like that last page when it's finally time to perform.

Knowing you're part of a huge moving formation amd having to trust that all of the other members give as much of a shit as you do is weirdly exhilarating.

Performing as part of an orchestra is comparable, but the visibility of mistakes and physical strain of marching in time to 80+ assigned positions while playing a 5 to 9 minute piece you've committed most of to muscle memory is intense. It almost makes me want to go back to high school lol.
 

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