Sometimes i wonder what did the author eat to draw that stuff

This is prob the most disturbing scene the author has ever drawn for this series.

Magic so holy it looks demonic.

Just want to point out that even if the MC had learned all the principles behind holy magic, neither he nor anyone else for that matter would be able to actually use it without an angel or some divine being first granting them the right. Interesting that holy magic is the only magic that is entirely inaccessible to anyone regardless of talent or ability.



incidentally, this means that there is no magic out of reach of the MC now.


also, his magic is generally depicted as dark and demon-like and yet even to demons it completely foreign to them. This is probably due to the idea that what we see is not the actual form or even color of his magic but rather how those who perceive the true nature of his magic see it. To them, it is something beyond horrifying, whereas to him, its merely vast ocean he uses to water a single plant, making his magic vast and endless. What would a single tree see if it saw planet sized reservoir of water if you consider that too much water for a plant kills it?

idk if people noticed, but the art is beautiful. Props to the artist.

Love how they were talking about how pure his heart was and look to see the monstrosity that he created

mc out here building biblically accurate angels lmao

The art looks fire still but I feel as its still somehow incomplete compared to the other chapters, but maybe that's just to me.

Anyone catch on to the interesting comment main character throughout about seeing people when he studies magic or something??? I find that very interesting because in couple of the previous chapters when the demon things had touched him they saw a black mass with two eye holes filled with a bottomless pit of skulls in some of the previous panels and it's appeared a few times throughout the story.