I thought the snow was suppose to stop the moment the king died. Why are they not concerned with it still falling?

What happened to saving lives no matter what? Did they really need to destroy the terminal and kill 100,000 to stop "the king"?

Helck should have gone easy on the ancient, given em time to capitulate to the threat.

Could invade the minds of the transformed humans/winged beings, they are blank slates, and if you did that without saying anything you could do that without unnecessary conflict with people generally on your side. They wouldn't like it but if you did it quietly they couldn't stop you or even know at first.

Or what about transferring minds into robots etc.

Plus in the end you have to put ultimate trust in a near complete stranger by giving Helcks body over. They were against the current badies, but they could be baddies of their own. Certainly not ones to just offer to turn the humans back as a show of good faith with no strings attached and has expressly said they want to murder innocent people using Helcks body. Surely there are other ways to deal with the contacted.

The idea of a "gag" something evolving interesting reminds me of Adventure Time, originally low effort shit peddling a world made of stereotypes got really good after a season or 2 with interesting depth.

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Huh? Isn't the tower producing the snow?

Well it seemed like Ann stood around listening and rapping for some time after breaking the barrier. A bit of a issue in this comic is that everyone's always loose lipped explaining things and everything waits for those explanations.

"turn into ideal form"
Who's ideal? Certainly not the people being transformed. It's all so vague. Still got no idea about this "new world"

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What is there peace? What is "that"? Living their lives in a town? Isn't that the "demons" peace as well?

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What happened here? What is that thing in the middle that looks like a tall drum?

I thought another being was the caster, or was that the king on the front line?

I thought they were to go to the human castle, I suppose their objective changed now they want to "save" the humans though since they got no clue how to do so what, they fiddle their thumbs for awhile?

"Rafead is still less of a douche than Mikaros. He didn't monsterize Alicia when he could."

But the point was to trigger Helck through emotion, which requires Alicia to look like Alicia, not a mindless rampaging monster sweeping away all doubt

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Story insists on calling these murder tools "humans", they are not. Maybe all the "humans" aside from Helck, are essentially dead or turned into something inhuman.

I'm confused, who was it that was broken into bits?

Why was there a remote base there? What happened to keeping things small as possible?

Well Edil was a good person who was just brainwashed.

From the dog man''s disguise to not planning to kill the caster and more, they reveal stuff too easily. I suppose it's for the readers but still...

It doesn't seem like they can afford to waste time like this. And if they were to waste time like this in the name of relaxation, do so in a place that doesn't have such a horrible custom. What do you mean "no choice", if you need food, go into a restaurant or have Helck cook something up

If this isn't about plot but just a allegedly fun side story, it isn't interesting or funny.

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What about shooting arrows at enemies indicates a intelligence leak?

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So the intelligence leak was from the "demon" side? You know how it is with those giant mindless winged killing tools blending in and finding things out.