Belzard

This was an excuse used at the Nuremberg Trials.

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With this combination, the MC could do the same as Sasaki Kojiro from Shuumatsu no Valkyrie. For example, with Haki he'd perceive the fight in minute detail, with his memory he'd perfectly remember everything, and combining the two he could simulate the fight, learn the opponent's style and rhythm, and perceive all the mistakes made during the fight...

Thanks for the chapter. I was wondering how his Falna works... because in Danmachi, Falna, its growth, enhances and sublimates the user's "base" as the levels progress until theoretically the divine level; so no matter how strong the person receiving Falna is, they will start at level 1 with all stats at 0, with discrepancies arising from skills and spells they may have. With all this text, I got a little carried away writing, I want to say that no matter if Blake had ultimate level strength, he should have started at level 1 and not level 6 as he is. Like, at level 6 he should have an almost absurd growth in strength compared to before receiving Falna.

Honestly, this chapter was kind of confusing and somewhat unnecessary. Natasha already knows Maya right after the Battle of New York, Fury already knows who she is and ordered a surveillance perimeter to be created, the only thing the chapter did was demonstrate again that the "genius of art" facade is exhausting for Maya... honestly, I'd say that even if I hadn't read it, it wouldn't have affected the story at all. Besides, I quite like the story and the writing style.

Thanks for the chapter. Regarding the tickets, I'd say there are 3: for defeating Saizo, for the first time he kills, and for the first time he kills a Monstrel. As for what he earned in this chapter, I'd say there are 3: for defeating Saizo, for castrating someone, and for taking Moka's rosary.

If we were to follow the concept exactly as he describes it in relation to God, I agree with you that it would be excessively out of line. But there it is, it would have to be exactly as that concept exists in theology regarding God... anyway, I just wanted to talk about the idea that came to me when I finished the chapter.

The original idea was just for the first paragraph; the rest was me getting carried away and presenting the concept in theology. The point is that Ten Shadows' power resides in the 10 shikigami and the comprehensive utility that shadow manipulation allows, so a RCT would have to be something that allows the MC to need "nothing but himself," hence the concept of aseity.

I would suggest using the concept of aseity. Aseity (from the Latin *ase*, "by itself") is a theological and philosophical concept that defines the attribute of a being that exists by itself, not depending on any other being or external cause to exist. It is often described as self-existence, self-causality, or absolute independence. Also known as God's self-sufficiency, it defines that God possesses within himself and by himself all life, glory, goodness, and blessedness, needing nothing from creation. He is independent, eternal, does not tire, and is not served by human hands, being the source of life for all, while the universe depends on him. Key points of the concept of divine self-sufficiency: Total Independence: God does not need creatures to increase his glory or happiness. Aseity: It is believed that God is self-existent, that is, He has life within himself, without external cause. Creation as Expression, not Necessity: God created the world to manifest his glory, not because he lacked anything. Immutability and Eternity: Because he is self-sufficient, God is not limited by time or circumstances, he does not tire or grow weary.

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