I thought his family, friends etc. were going to be assholes and prank him and the real time that had past be a small quantity of time

You won't be disappointed. Nobody will be disappointed.

Keyblade.

Violence is the key

Assuming nothig happened to the cat master during that time.

We haven't seen the friends yet or that crusty old headmaster.

damn, dude. this one's perfect for this chapter. LOL

For me i'm thinking its the future MC from a version of himself that never got up from his bed and stayed a deadbeat until some demons did something to his family and territory and escaped far away from the eyes of people and nobility, regretting that he never took up a sword to protect his family. Knowing that he swings his sword day after day as a form of punishment for all the time he wasted and strictly forced himself to swing that sword till the day he dies despite knowing that doing so isnt gonna bring his family back. And in how his determination and memories made it to his past self was probably the whims of a higher being respecting the man's sword swing till his death and thinking it's such a waste for all his effort to go to his grave, it gave another version of irene a chance to take on his sword. Like the passing of the torch to one another.

Nahh dude. The sword looks badass! The dents and scratches are like badges of honor, a proof of hardwork and effort. Like when you get awesome scars from heroic deeds. I prefer this shabby looking blade than the fancy gold covered one in the cover art.

wow !

I don't know. She seems to have crossed the line over into complete bich. I wasn't fond of her to begin with, but now I'm pretty sure she's just a straight up c u n t.
I mean, she hasn't seen her brother in 5 years and the first she sees him conscious again she's berating him and disrespecting him again as if he intentionally got himself stuck in the mystic barrier to be a deadbeat once more. To take that kind of attitude after all the effort he put in and how much he improved himself. I don't know.

It's the Mystic Arts, man. It's mystical. ( in other words, author can justify anything he wants to do with it even if it's total BS )

Um, I think you might be dumb.
-He wasn't in a coma. He was in a pocket dimension, demiplane, alternate reality, whatever you want to call it. He only appeared to be frozen in a gem to the real world.
-He isn't feeble because he was never in a coma and he spent the majority of his time in intense physical training. Again, how it looked to the people who saw him frozen in a gem is irrelevant.

-Shit happens, who cares about the 1 year promise? He found his own way of the sword by awakening mystic arts, he doesn't really need the sword academy now. He's on a level beyond it.

-It's not the same subjugation, if you were paying attention it's something that's done regularly to keep the monster population in check.
-I'm sure Ruru will be back. You expected him to sit there for 5 years? Besides I bet he concluded that he had brought misfortune to Irene as he did to the others and probably went off to sulk somewhere.



Did you miss the point where the entire definition of mystic arts is that they make the impossible, possible? He didn't stay in his bed doing nothing, it just looked that way to someone outside. In the world created by his own will, he trained endlessly in ways that would be impossible in real life. This not only doesn't go against the first 30 chapters, it's actually quite consistent with it considering Kiril's ability to make the impossible possible (creating a Griffin explicitly stated to be a nonexistent legendary creature) established the concept of Mystic arts from chapter fucking 1.


If you're going to criticize something, at least demonstrate a basic understanding of it first.

ok cool we dont need ur paragraph :)