My guess is she will be of Leta descent to escalate the drama. The author obviously has been heavily inspired by soap operas. I'm getting tired of all these misunderstandings and rash decisions.

I really disagree. The Duke's immaturity and insecurities are tearing at this terrible and deep old wound Altina didn't even fully understand until finding the journal. She can't even begin to heal with him constantly keeping it bleeding and festering with his doubts about a dead man.

The hero's party did not. The hero got a rank up because he helped kill the demon general that was in the elven capital.

A. Son. Of. A. Bitch.

If I remember correctly she is not distressed that she cursed Theodore and Terriod's bloodline. She feels distraught that she failed to break the cures with Theodore when they had the chance. I believe she hadn't let go of Theodore in her first life because of Theodore's plan. And that's exactly what she needs to do, the past is what is slowly choking their relationship to death.

Agreed. The wounds each of them have suffered are grievous. It might have actually been healthier for her if she hated her old love instead.

Yeah, when they were initially planning the operation.

They likely do have larger stockpiles of ammunition and equipment. I don't remember them saying anything about the US military bases and equipment located in Japan. I don't know if the Japan purchased the manufacturing process for the weapons and equipment that they bought from the US. If they did then production facilities for them already exist in Japan and they would just need to ramp up production, maybe build a few assembly lines on land purchased from one of their current allies. If not then they would have a major logistical challenge of reverse engineering what they have and developing the manufacturing processes on their own, or developing new weapons and equipment to replace what they can't repair and rearm.

What they are showing here is the majority of Japans military. And a retaliatory strike against an openly hostile country that slaughtered and executed civilians in cold blood is not a waste of resources.

It's been made pretty clear early in this series that the resources in this world are if not identical to those found on Earth, are nearly identical. Specifically oil and mineral deposits. Flora and Fauna are more exotic to be sure, but still usable since no mention of issues were mentioned after the trade deals were made near the beginning of the series. The biggest bottlenecks Japan would face are bureaucratic, industrial infrastructure to support prolonged military operations, and probably oil refinement facilities.

You are mistaking love for the infatuation that media likes to call love. That wild attraction that makes you think of someone at every waking moment. That makes you want to make them yours. Love requires commitment, effort, and an incredible amount of understanding. The reason he chose what he did had nothing to do with love and everything to do with how terribly broken he is. And to be honest our MC was so obsessed with the idea that all of this was a game that she didn't care as long as she got that 100% and got out of the "game".

I agree with everything you said except one thing, Eclis does not love himself. I expect he hates himself. Likely he hates everything. And in his self loathing and misery he was drawn to her pain. Hence his obsession that he mistakes for love.

I fear this as well.

I wouldn't wish this on any therapist.

There was an outsider that was some type of leader of dragons that the MC had to confront. When that happened the outsider used an ability to spawn dragons from his own body. MC defeated him and implanted a magic stone in his chest to replicate that ability.

I'm reading this a bit later than the other comments here, so I'm sure the story clears up more later on. But I believe this vision was caused by Aisha's light element. Aisha is not Zenos, the Procreator says himself that those that have sinned cannot die before they have repeated their sin, killed their lover(Ignis), killed their child (Zenos), Killed their parent (Procreator). It makes more sense that Abel is the most recent child of Zenos, that's the only reason that she would have given that warning to the Duke. Since Aisha originally died early in the story she can not be Zenos, also the warning doesn't apply to the MC because her memories of her past life are those of a different world, not of her past sins. It also doesn't make sense for Abel to be the reincarnation of Procreator because the Duke isn't his biological father so I don't know if that would fulfill the Creator's punishment. Unless Procreator is trying to grant himself immortality by making impossible for him to kill the human that sired him so he can kill the Creator. Which might be brilliant if it worked that way. But Persona was told from the perspective of Abel and it never mentioned Procreator.