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Google says it’s a constitutional monarchy. Even if it isn’t now, England used to be a monarchy.

Looks like a translation. I found it on fanmtl, it’s called I! Broly, Join The Chat Group

Give us the sauce!!!

It’s not him keeping his promise that’s the problem, it’s how he made that promise. This is the equivalent of stranger A meeting another stranger B because stranger B was born due to stranger A’s dad donating sperm to the sperm bank. They share blood, but they’re still strangers. The way mc came in contact into Percy’s life was super random, especially from Percy’s perspective. 2nd of all, there was no way he would’ve known that he would survive Zeus. Zeus is the godhead of an entire pantheon known for having a vengeful streak. Proof? He lived by the tiniest sliver of life and needed Hecate or he would’ve died (I read ch 16 on SB). Yes, he wounded Thor, but it was outright stated that Thor didn’t use his divine form and was only injured because he was startled by mc’s third eye. Also, I know mc knows about Percy but that doesn’t really mean anything bc he also said that most of his previous life was gone already.

No, it smells weird after.

I like the mc but I have to correct you here. “Family” is super loose in Percy Jackson universe, most of the Demigods are raised by single parents and are lucky to see their godly parent even once. Even if they are connected by blood, there’s several degrees of separation between the monster children and human children. In effect, they are essentially strangers. Theres really not much motive for the mc to go so far for Percy.

You mean Sophons?

I thought I read this somewhere before. You should report this guy, what fu**ing degenerate.

Found the mtl. It’s called I! Heaven's Will, Let Teyvat Become The Supreme World on mtlnation or 我！天理，让提瓦特成为至高世界 on faloo. Always seems super scummy when a translator doesn’t credit the original author. The translation is okay, definitely much more readable than the mtl but it’s not super high quality either.

Fun fact, you can’t actually cut through flesh with a bone saw. They were meant to cut bone without damaging the flesh or tissue.