That Wenny man's about to lose his boils :/

Salvos wants to sleep? Did that ever happen to her before?

Please swipe that evergreen energy.

Why did he break the weaponsmith?

The heavenly demon was so outraged, his chest slash vanished.

At the very least, he was a master of the Binding of Isaac games.

The intent of the attack from the girl is unclear. The last panel shows the victim looking more flustered than injured. Is the attack supposed to be lethal, is it supposed to propel the girl into the midst of the blood flame cult to make them use their bombs / create a way to escape? It would feel weird if it was to protect or help the attacked girl escape. Maybe its something else entirely.

Smart demon.

That makes sense. I have a friend that can be really passionate about things and who tried their hand at 2d art for a week or two. The art was really bad, it didn't really improve over the time he worked at it and he didn't seem to be picking up on most concepts in it. I never told him but I couldn't see how he would ever find success with it (maybe he needed more time before the results would start to show or perhaps it was just me thinking he was serious about it. ) Anyways he got interested in something else and that was that.

I don't really have any concrete philosophy on success through I think a talent centered on is very convincing. I tried think of an alternative one and this is what I've come up with after giving it a good amount of thought:

First I'll breakdown what I think are the components of success:

- Time Resource
- Physical Resources / Money
- Talent
- Hardwork
- Perserverance

I'm going to use the term product for services as well since it's hard to define something that's purely a service or a product and one can consider that the service is produced by the servicer.

Time is important because without enough of it, you'll be moving at a snails pace and constantly breaking your momentum.

Money is needed to acquire physical resources and the tools needed to convert them into a product or service that can bring you success.

Both of the above require someone with the talent to utilize them properly.

Talent is important because it allows a person to overcome difficulties and raises quality more easily than just hardwork a higher quality product is more likely to bring success and a talented person will have to perservere with an idea less than a hardworking person.

A hardworking person can potentially also overcome difficulties if they can perservere for long enough. In the case that a talented person is producing a similar quality product as a hardworking person, the hardworking person can produce more of it and capitalize on the market.

I'm distinguishing hard work from perseverance because a person can always be working to achieve success but may end up moving from one idea to another when facing difficulties and doubts.

In both of the above cases, given any amount of time in a day and/ or physical resources, a person who can perservere with something is someone who I think is most likely to find success.

Let me know what you think about the above if possible, especially if you think its appropriate to distinguish between hardwork and perserverance or if it just feels like semantics.

This turned out longer than I planned >.>

Why do you think that is the case?

Rip.

Quick! Pour some milk on him!

Then maybe human wave tactics would work on Balthazar.

How strong were the "Goidels" to defeat the Dannan?

Looks like he's going to gamble to raise money. Perhaps it will be a famous underground gambling den where "anything goes" but once he over-uses the secret way to make money they will try to use force on him and so on and so forth.

Mc's whole bloodline is ridiculously powerful.

Please kill the d**k head soon...

I don't care if it's plot armour. Lakrak has earned it.

Good, valiant Lakrak