Currently I have 5
Maria's Father: Wants to rid himself of past mistakes. Thinks Maria's mother might be going for blackmail
Maria's Stepmother: Wants evidence of husband's infedelity removed. Has a hatred toward the woman who caught her husbands eye
Maria's Brother: wants to marry the Female lead. Complicated plot to discredit Lead and cause a breakup so he can swoop in with the I've always believed in you plot. bonus point if his half sister gets the duke but he doesn't care
Maria: Wants the Duke, in a possible future poisons lead herself, wants duke to leave lead and choose her. Brother's happiness unneccessary.
Imperial Mother: Wants Lead for son, if duke dumps lead will immediately drop maria like hot potato and urge son on lead.
Oooh the father and the Maria one sounds plausible
If I had some "followers" who decided to end the world just because donations are down, I think I would do some smiting of the death kind and get belief up. These guys are doing evil in his name and he's doing nothing. He needs to be like Yahweh, who apparently killed so many high priests for being impure that the Isrealites started tying rope to the High Priest's ankles before he entered the Holy of Holies. If he lived, good if he died they could retrieve the body quickly.
crazy how the "holy" people are always the most sinister mfs in the series this trope is so crazy (〜￣△￣)〜
Probably because they're like that in real life as well
But for once I would love to see the villian murdered right when he gets started. The twist as his neck snaps because the hero doesn't give a fuck is so impactful. Of course, it does turn the villian from important evil to yesterday's trash so I kinda understand why it doesn't happen more often.
I think the red dragons left with the eggs to find a new home, probably because they were the only one to able to. They were trying to give their race a future. That's why Mir and the other dragon appeared on earth.
The orange dragon became the most powerful after the reds left, but if they returned he would lose all authority. That's why he telling the lies about the reds. At least that what I think.
That makes total sense!
Yes, he is getting more and more sus
The villians are all people who have absorbed Cain's fates. The Absolute One, The Sorceror and the Fighter dude who kills the Machine Faction's Leader. Am I understanding this right?
Someone explain to me how that swing and roof are staying off the ground please. I saw no support poles.
When the intermediate core of aura from a human and a nonliving material interacts a magnetic field of aura is created. The magnetic field of aura exerts a force, here being tension. That force is large enough for the roof and the swing to be floating as the force is alike to gravitational energy. Just like how like charges repel. Example, south and south pole repel each other. When magnets of same poles are facing each other they cannot be joined
I trust this man
I trust that you trust this man
Would it be an abuse of power for the MC to issue a warrent for Scaram's arrest?
That's too much of an escalation tbh. That matter should be handled by the Merchant's Guild first since Scaram seems to target newbie merchants.
Imagine calling the CEO of Mcdonald's because a branch in Madagascar still hasn't fixed their ice cream machine yet. ε=ε=(ノ≧∇≦)ノ
Idk that's true cuz it did affect his first subordinate
tbf even that undercover fox lady didn't do a thing to Scaram even if they know he's a scammer. Probably because if a merchant can't even detect they're being scammed, they're not worth their salt.
I know the MC comments about Theo's treatment of the new workers makes him seem unreasonable, but consider that these three helpers do not have a high opinion of Theo.
They are frightened right now of the MC and restricted by their new contract, but that won't last. Theo need to also earn their fear and respect and this is probably the best way to gain that. If he continues to act this way it would be bad, but right now he needs to transfer their fear and respect to himself.
If the artwork is prophetic at all, then they are the same person. I'm thinking that Toshyp was forgotten and turned into Thanatos, keeping Hypnos as a secondary part of his power.
Why did he shoot the king in the chest? Sure a headshot is smaller, but he was indectectable against a target that wasn't moving. Lobotomizing the king would have been more effective than that chest shot.