The Reincarnated Inferior Magic Swordsman - Vol. 2 Ch. 14 - Secrets of Lost Person

[firosahoge]

lol dis girl. +1 waifu points

 

[NoLife1998]

"keep attacking him!" lol this girl hahaha

 

[kazamakj]

Damn no wonder everyone who was sent died sooner or later. Not being able to go past lvl 1? Having to budget your SP?

 

[Alekhzandr]

Guys the reason it's hell is due to the god(s). Judging by how they are/act, they are lazy and eating etc, they clearly don't give a shit by sending people without any SP.

Then they go, well the world is hell instead of admitting they are an evil god/hellish.

As for the Limit Break, it's obvious that it's a good skill just with the name. But you really wouldn't need it at level 1, like I said, they weren't told their level limit is 1. Otherwise they would go for limit break first, it all goes back to the shitty evil god.

 

[Kampfarsch]

They are capped at level 1 until they buy the break perk? BUT THE GOD SAID THE OTHERS STARTED AT 0SP AND THE SKILL COSTS 100????????????? This is absolutely fucking braindead
The goddess is a god damn psychopath. She isnt lazy this is actively malicious. She just send people into certain death knowing they have no chance.

 

[wakanana]

Goddess hides limit break and sends people with 0 sp so they often can't buy it even if they notice it among available skills.

 

[adhding_nerd]

Ok, so end goal is kill the piece of shit goddess then, right? Though, this setting somehow keeps getting dumber every time we learn more about this world.

 

[ConnoisseurOfArt]

so what you telling me is that every "lost person" dies so far because the goddess didn't tell them that they need a "limit break" to level up beyond lvl1 ???

 

[Buphido]

sniff He's a good guy... Also, how does every single lost peron apparently try to become an adventurer despite their inability to level up? Common sense much?

 

[Ghekor]

@ConnoisseurOfArt shes quite a cunning one, sending in hundreds of people not telling them shit so now theres a mountain of corpses, i guess thats her idea of survival of the fittest