Clayton_Dufilho

No, it's just an objective statement of fact. Humans on average in the modern day have a lifespan of, I believe, somewhere in the range of 82 to 87. And, also on average, women tend to live longer than men, somewhere around ten years longer. AND, in Japan especially, where this fic takes place, people tend to live longer than most other places in the world on average. There are a lot of reasons for this, but I'll just list a few : very little violent crime; they tend to eat very healthfully and it's easily affordable; the society as a whole wants things to be clean and orderly which cuts down on sickness and infection; they walk and take public transportation pretty much everywhere since much fewer people have cars, which helps them get exercise as well as cutting down vehicle pollution significantly; and there's more but I will stop here. These are just some of the reasons why their population is skewed so heavily towards the elderly. It's pretty common for people to live past 100 years over there. So yeah, compared to how long they tend to live, along with the fact that most women in the country are older than her, she IS, in fact, quite young.

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knowing Rias, at least 30% if not 50% or more.

If you need to take some time for yourself, please do. Take care of your body and your mind. I've been through at least part of what you have (the first and second parts), but everyone handles these things differently. I wish you and your family good fortune in all endeavors. Se ono waise ilia.

Thanks for the update bro.

Hm, well I suppose that idea is shelved for now. thanks for the info

What are the requirements for unlocking the mage or wizard class again? I'm asking because of this: even if only a few of the girls (let's say 5 in total) were able to use the basic spells of ball, wall, and storm, the utility and clearing power of any party configuration they make would be so , SO much higher. Even if Michio wasn't there. Of course I'm taking into account that everyone would have to train together, switching up party compositions to be able to work with everyone at least to the point of complete trust in each other. Especially if some of them will be new to the whole 'fighting demons' thing. And for the girls who would have to learn magic, how to use it, when to use it, and on what target to use it; they would have one of, if not the steepest, learning curve out of any of them. I'm mostly talking in generalities, because I don't have the time or energy to go more in depth. As my closing thought, since parties are limited to 6 members, having at least one spellcaster per party is immensely valuable and versatile. So if their family ever needs to make multiple parties at the same time, each team could have one or two casters on it, again depending on party compositions. I'll stop now.

I love all the playful banter in this story. really helps to "feel" more of each character. If that makes sense.