LOL at the "aliens" calling themselves "alien" and referring to everything with "space" when not "alien"

Like Little Mermaid and the "sea witch". Underwater is their normal, it would just be "witch". And to beings from another planet, we'd be the "aliens"

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Dodge quickly! If you hadn't said that no one would think to dodge... And it has to be quick but we have time to contemplate our doom! I wonder if they died.

It doesn't matter what makes logical sense in a terrible and terribly overused setting, it's still not pleasant to read.

Kanat said it here- "How tf we supposed to know the answer to that."

Exactly, you wouldn't know. That is a huge context clue that I'm obviously not asking other readers! So if I am not asking other readers, then it is obviously a rhetorical question. Punctuation indicators is just obvious frosting on the obvious cake.

paradox AKA contradictions aside, I got no idea what they intend to do with this fire/how this is suppose to work.

Pfft. it's always a male MC in these types of stories, LOL and sad at the hint of a female MC before the story began who gives up MC status to a man. Geez

Let the bad person monologue to find out as much as possible! Clearly it is not over.

So each replacement has to be more and more different shaped than the last?

In the novel this is based on the little girl gets sent to MC's world and home and lives there for a bit. It is absolutely axed the novel definitely goes further.

please define "panel" so I may count it.

It didn't tell us how "Death's Response" improved. Would someone please remind me what "Deaths Response" does.

Well keep in mind that "demigod" term has already been claimed for like MC's special mod and that top player form, (sorry, forgetting terms and stuff, but I hope you get what I mean)

You replied with words, someone may decode those words so they mean some relevant thing some day, anything is possible.

It's called a rhetorical question. That is a question not meant to be answered, a rhetorical (hence the term for it) device to discuss something or comment on something.

Once can figure out a rhetorical question without the extra assistance but I do provide the extra assistance of using a period instead of a question mark

I wasn't asking you that second sentence. Notice the lack of a question mark.

The scabbard is entirely wood though AFAIK. Even if something else was under the world tree wood, that should burn away as well. It said this fire burns away everything and world tree wood is more resistant than most things to fire etc.

Remember there is no sword in that scabbard. MC makes swords from aura as needed. It's a aura mold.

Also note they say they are going to forge the scabbard. Destroying the scabbard would more than defeat the whole point of all this.

Maybe something that allows people to keep more of their humanity, like asgardian.

Well it is technically 58 pages. I've seen comics that have like 16 pages or so per chapter. I suppose you mean in story progress sense

What do you mean by "branches"?

This doesn't really make sense. If this fire destroys anything, then the scabbard should be destroyed by the fire as well. But instead you just put the scabbard in the fire without it being destroyed, not just at that moment but while Han comes back as well and perfectly stays in place on the scabbard without burning Han up as well?