Creepy_CuddleBear

I thought sugar’s devil fruit turns people into toys and then people who know them lose memories of them once they turn into toys. How is marco even remmebering Jozu? Or did I misread somewhere?

I mean I wasn’t hating or anything 😅 I just wanted inquire about how these young nobles are protrayed so lacking despite being in what I would assume a highly prestigious academy along with being in the top class. It’s just that there was such a heavy emphisis on Lucan being a commoner and how he started later than others and how he made his sword style out of necessity that I came into the academy believing that the young nobles would be dignified, disciplined, cunning, and smart. Along with bearing attitudes that suggest that they are the future leaders. While having a certain childishness befitting their age.

That does make sense. It’s just how these professors are underplaying how prepared these nobles are for the academy. The professors are portraying them more like stupid arrogant kids rather than the future leaders of their families that were prepared from birth, raised all their life under the belief that they are nobles and raised to bring glory to the family. Groomed with resources from hundreds of decades past from equallly powerful and influential people that riased their family to be as strong as it is. Majority of these nobles should be disciplined or strong enough to be as arrogant as they are especially since they are in Class A. But your perspective does make sense.

This makes no sense though. Shouldn’t these nobles have been trained from birth or childhood? So shouldn’t their mana control and mana efficeny be past our MC’s grasp or even understanding? It said back in chapter 2 or 3 that his style was born out of neccessity because he didn’t have the knowledge passed down by decades of noble lineage so shouldn’t that mean that the other students are far more versed in their mana than him? The only reason they would lose would be because of Lucan’s raw mana output. I just don’t understand how the young nobles would be this weak or be downplayed this much. Was it stated that Lucan was like an earth shattering genius or something because he started way later and had way less knowledge or understanding of anything related to nobles. Its just that I don’t know how Lucan will be challenged at all at the academy besides

Infecting that merchant was truly the worst thing that could have happened. I’m sure blake knows about danzo so why did he not just keep lowkey until he was a full fledged ninja to start doing shit? Sure the strong can protect those important to them but his power isn’t exactly one that is internal or can be hidden. It grows through infection and disease. Something that is bound to be noticed sooner than later but I would rather be a full fledged ninja than a child classified as a genin facing danzo and his little weirdos.

Isn’t darkness the abscence of light and extreme version of that would be the cease function of all life. If he truly holds the concept of darkness, he would be able to apply it like a concept and not just as certain abilities.

Its not responsibility though. He said with great power comes greater possibilities. This is one of the possibilities available to him now that he knows that he is strong. He can save her because he is strong.

Nice. More.

Probably refers to king crimson. The only stand whose name is linked to the word emperor and time would be king crimson.

And yet it is his choice at the end of the day. He has the power and the want to be a hero and who can stop him? And those who would want to stop him, there would be ten others who would want to help him. If he have the power, why not?