Bro came in clutch like Zorro.

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I always find it weird when he series establishes barbarians as a separate species from humans, as opposed to just being humans living a different way of life.

I felt for a while now that their spars are allegorical to sex, the whole vibe and the way they talk about it and look at each other and shit just makes the sparring feel like something somewhat sexual to me.

I think it's because up to this point the power cap in this series is a bit lower than it usually would be for a murim series, like people in the higher level in this series aren't at the "standing on air and destroying towns, shooting beams at each other... out of their swords... somehow..." Phase so the choreography still has to be relatively tightly planned, so a lot of the fights still involve actual strategy and varied combat even when they're one-sided, he can't just brute force steamroll people he's stronger than - he has to actually use various means to negate their attacks.

Yeah it is mad Kermit the frog energy

My only logic is that her strongest move was her voice magic which she still mostly can't use.

I mean, would you rather he hit that standard Korean protagonist energy and name the wolf some s*** like "blackie" because compared to that, I think this guy's a little confused but he's got the spirit.

Oh my God, a protagonist for one of these series that actually genuinely seems to be uncomfortable with the whole slavery thing instead of just tossing in lip service and then proceeding to profit from (and have sex with) his slaves while the story frames it as a wholy good and entirely unproblematic thing because he's one of the 'good owners', hell he didn't even "reluctantly" purchase a slave after going to look for a worker, only two coincidentally find some big titty elf that's also a little girl or some s***. because Japan.
(Granted this is mostly a problem in Japanese series because I honestly think at this point they might want to go back to owning sex slaves, at least a little bit) (I'm also not even sure how much this rant really applies here, I just need any excuse to vent.)

I've just assumed he's been cursed with it in some capacity, like Guts with the brand, or Naruto with the nine tails, by some means it's been joined to him and he got the capacity for strength beyond human limits and in exchange he lives a life of suffering.

so he was given a cheat...of sorts... Blessed by the black wolf of the accursed ill omen, giving strength, and always on the edge of death, while constantly followed by suffering.

It's all I've been thinking since he secured the upper hand, my man is leaving perfectly good loot on the ground.

These kids are actually too evil for the age range they're supposed to be at, or rather their too clever with their evilness, when kids at this age do f***** up s*** there's not that much scheming involved usually, like they're acting more like teenagers it's weird..

What a joke.

I really love the crowd commentary in this series, they're all such freaks and idiots, they remind me of the ordinary citizens in dragon Ball z abridged.
"It's all kayfabe baby!"
"... That makes sense!"

Very well, I'll try not to ...crush the pussy.

May I...pet the pussy?

Maybe they got intel that someone might come to help them so they wanted to make sure they got all the reinforcements locked in the building with them ahead of time too?

I've liked the progression up to this point but this chapter feels a bit rushed, like we don't even see the fight end with dabura we just skip straight to, "all right buddy we've solved all your problems, get the f*** on"
Like it felt like I missed a page or two.
Did Gege know ahead of time they're only getting a certain number of chapters and then suddenly they got that number cut by like two or three?
Or is it like gintama where sorachi Sensei thought he could do it in a certain amount of chapters and then he just absolutely couldn't so Jump had to give him more (three times I believe) except Gege said "no, I'll make it fit"?