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Tygon2hCommentedProbably was the Emperor and the Empress trying to force the war.
Colin furrowed his brows, realizing there might be information he had overlooked.- Tygon3hCommented
Hopefully she can still grow as a member of the Blood Clan. It would be awful if she's stuck as a baby forever.
But the problem was, his daughter was not a knight, so how could she meet the conditions for initial possession? - Tygon3hCommented
I'm curious why they haven't set up anti-cavalry defenses since they should clearly know that a cavalry would be their main opposition. This isn't an open field, this is urban combat. There's only so many directions where the cavalry can come from. Barricades, posts, fences, spikes, and spears all good deterrents against mounted foes. It's the bare minimum they can do.
By the time Charlie is still questioning why the reserve team hasn't stopped the cavalry, the vanguard of the Blood Knight Army is already clearly visible. - Tygon4hCommented
Is this the kid that was hacking down the garden of priceless blood roses for fun?
"Because the throne of the Half-Elves rightfully belongs to our Modewen family, and Grandfather also told me, Isa is a bad woman!" - Tygon4hCommented
I always found odd that many countries with caste systems, like Japan in the past, usually had merchants and tradesmen at the very bottom of the caste system hierarchy. Apparently it was because merchants didn't create or produced anything and didn't offer anything in war. Peasants tended to produce pretty much all of basics essentials needed to survive and the nobility tended to get the essentials through taxation. Meaning that merchants mostly dealt in non-essential items or in essential stuff needed by those affected by misfortune.
In front of the nobles, the merchants, no matter how wealthy, were just lambs waiting to be slaughtered. - Tygon4hCommented
Everyone should oppose it. Well, not at that exact moment. But after he leaves, they should definitely oppose it. There's no benefits at all.
"Now, is there still anyone opposed to it?" - Tygon19hReplied to abc65
For some strange reason he does seem to be in a hurry to do this. Even though he can't possibly reap the rewards of it yet.
For Trier, a leading global metropolis, the ingredients Ludwig needed were easily collected, and by noon, Lumian and Lugano had returned to see Ludwig placing the main ingredients along with the umbilical remnant into a stew pot filled with several hundred milliliters of milk. - Tygon2dCommented
Perhaps you can bypass it by sacrificing a high rank member from the Monarch of Decay Pathway.
"Yes," Franca said with a pained expression, "Is there no way to bypass this ritual? Or is there an equivalent, less evil ritual?" - Tygon2dCommented
That's a harsh one. Specially if you actually have morals. That said, this would work insanely well with the Outer Deity Pathway that political aide guy had in Volume 2.
"Ritual: Involve over thirty thousand people in a severe plague. The more who die, the stronger the despair and suffering, the better the ritual effect." - Tygon2dCommented
Technically, Aurore or should I say Roche betrayed him somewhat.
"First, you must have been betrayed by a direct relative; second, you must be female." - Tygon3dCommented
A modern City of Calamity?
Ding-ding—a vehicle resembling a steam train came from the other end of the street. It had few segments, just two, with no distinctive chimney but a strangely shaped bracket extending from the top, connecting to something in midair. - Tygon3dCommented
Oooh, a mixed dual Pathway item. Nice.
"This is a corpse wax candle, made from the corpse oils of an Iron-blooded Knight and a Demoness of Despair mixed with other substances." - Tygon3dCommented
Even if she's confident in h and trusts him, is it really okay for her to be kept in the dark?
Isa nodded in agreement, no longer pressing the matter. She was indeed confident in Colin. - Tygon4dCommented
With new hair, he should make a new persona.
They also noticed his black hair slowly lengthening, tinted with a blood-like glow. - Tygon4dCommented
Poor Anthony. Left behind once again. 😔
If He becomes angry, I will be destroyed, and Franca and Jenna will also be destroyed… - Tygon4dCommented
Oh, this explains why the plan was so bad.
"Mr. Arnold, you have made the correct choice, and I appreciate it." - Tygon4dCommented
You are not even aware of the agricultural revolution that is coming.
And if they back out, or can't acquire enough food to honor the bonds, it would severely damage the reputation of the St. Hilde family and could even trigger another round of upheaval in the North Territory. - Tygon4dCommented
You fools, you're expanding the currency outside the North.
If you're careful, you wouldn't even need to alert the St. Hilde family - you can exchange food for bonds through a trustworthy middleman." - Tygon4dCommented
I hope that he does. I always like a story where the protagonist has an apprentice.
He was eager to see just how capable the prince was. If he proved satisfactory, perhaps Colin would truly consider taking him as a student. - Tygon4dCommented
This guy is a bit too well informed. He already knows of the enterprise that was just established, but he also knows the occurrences within the palace.
Just as Arnold was growing impatient and frustrated, Knight Weber, who had been silent for a long while, suddenly interjected, "Mr. Arnold, haven't you heard, recently Young Master Joyce has been getting along well with Princess Judy?"