This manga reads like a less serious shield hero.

I know a certain rabbit girl that would kill for that carrot.

another one bites the axe

i guess the first mascot who is actually a mascot lol

Your response has nothing to do with what I said at all. I should expect this sort of response from people who just mindlessly browse through panels without any critical thinking. Why is it that any expression of criticism or displeasure always elicit a "don't like it don't follow it" sort of garbage? If the story devolves into true garbage I will in fact drop it, but again, you spoke nothing of my main point.

His violence seem to have no real meaning at this point. It just seems gratuitous and unnecessary. If cutting off the arm is suppose to be something unspeakable and disastrous to the victim, the fact that he does it so much has no real meaning as far as the story is concerned. Now hes just going around killing everyone who dares look at him. Given how he started this just feels like mindless violence and not at all interesting. What was the whole point of the nano machines anyways. what was it supposed to accomplish, how close is he to achieving that? all of that just seems pointless at this point.

I don't think its the old man they are watching.

basically, if he were to cure her like that, he might make her into a saint and a bunch of other annoying things might crop up as a result.

they remind me of kuma bear.

Luce as a slime is cute too!

wouldn't her using her power draw attention...

ah damn, are going to have to put another lord down?

the symbolism of the last two panels is well done.

we can fix her.

Ok, it is all but confirmed that that old man is the elder. The way he described him was basically the old man. And it is good to see there is some in there with eyes to see, and maybe this kid will be another to join MCs ranks.

i was saving this for when there were a lot of chapters but it got axed...oh well.

well this is a drama show, that much is certain.

Alright. I like how the way of this world is not cut and dry. Everyone has their own motives and sometimes it conflicts with MC's way of thinking. This is a good way to keep the story grounded, even though it felt a bit forced.

wait wait wait.....why would you introduce such an anachronistic item like a gun.

this is a difference in investing into a resource you aren't sure about, and one that is guaranteed. To expect them to suddenly give that up for something that isn't certain, coupled with their history of being ostracized, the elder is looking out for the tribe. It is up to the others to convince him otherwise. He is not right, but he is not wrong either.