If Lloyd wasn't on deathbed he'd the be proudest mf knowing he taught Javier well

Being against a necromancer is crazy, one moment you're losing because the opponent is too strong, the other your still losing but to your own soldiers too

Nah that's just superspeed, WHAT YOU MEAN HE'S A NORMAL HUMAN

I love when the rival of the mc acknowledges their strength like this. He hates him, yongchorang hates yuseong to his very core. However he respects his strength, he knows he's strong and while loathing him for it knows he ain't gonna lose

Probably the first 3 were for a contest or sum

DOG'S A SNITCH, HE A SNITCH, FILTHY BLOOD DOG SNITCHED ON BRO NOT COOL https://i.postimg.cc/CMbc4MCf/i.jpg

NAH THIS HIS LIKE A TRUCK, I DID NOT EXPECT THIS. In hindsight it makes a lot of sense, the story was retaking the course of Javier's, so it makes sense it wants to "reset" to basic settings, HOWEVER, I DONT WANT TO SEE MY BOYS DIEEEE

Well, Lloyd himself helped to create the asrahan technique so it's safe to assume he passed it on too, to that ain't an issue. The white hair tho...

So he just fused 3 skills to get super good legs? I thought he'd fuse at least 5/6 and get an op skill

The throwback at the time jinwoo hired injured people just to have enough numbers is crazy

You can be as laid back as you want when you're the strongest

Why is sari called a starfish now

GLORIOUS YOO JINHO IS BAAAAAAAAACK

Didn't he say he never been here?

The dwarf girl ain't fat, she thick🗣️

While it makes a lot of sense for tesslon to become so much of a villain like I said iirc 2/3 chapters back. He didn't feel SUCH AN ASSHOLE originally. Loosing everything really made his a bitch

"don't force your beliefs onto others" while it IS hypocritical because he himself is forcing elves to be slaves, so he's forcing his belief of human being better on elves, he's not the only one being wrong. Rifen himself is, by definition, forcing them to change their beliefs, while it is a morally right action cause slavery is wrong and yada yada. He is FORCING everyone to change their beliefs, and if they don't he kills them. The only ones he ain't forcing are his friends. While those unaware of everything like those bandits that do it because everyone does it get killed mercilessly. They are at fault I'm not denying it, but it's the world's fault for being like that. The bandits themselves are forced to do it to live because it's profitable, and they don't know it's morally wrong because the world thinks it's right. On they're perspective the insane one is rifen (why am I writing all this)

I think both of them, living in each other bodies. Are picking up some of the habits of the other. Rifen himself said he's becoming like the gym unbreakable school ideal, while Tesslon is slowly becoming what rifen described in the early chapters, he said mages are cheap and (I don't remember the other world but it was something like) dirty. So tesslon is becoming more and more like a mage, cheap and dirty handed wanting revenge. While rifen is becoming more like a muscle headed martial artists driven by emotions while still retaining his intelligence. But that's just my idea

Rifen at the start said tesslon's brain has NO arithmetic ability or potential to be a mage, however his original body does. So tesslon in rifen original body has rifen's original intellect and magic potential. Rifen still has his own because of experience and isn't dumb as a brick because of the artificial flashbacks spell

Fell for the oldest trick in the book