I just read the sauce, I now regret asking for sauce.

Damn main character barely participated in that it's just kind of completely went to s*** before he could even really do anything.

Yeah that car caught me completely off guard.

https://i.postimg.cc/zfLR5Ngv/i.jpg

I think this is one of the first times he's been straight up caught off guard by someone else's odd behavior.

It's wild how he just told that whole conjecture about what it's most likely to happen and what's the best strategy to prevent it, and then he just tried to parlay that into her helping him kill those assassins as if it was actually related, like he really just tried to finesse that you got to respect the attempt.

That series felt so good until suddenly it was just concentrated madness.

Most of the cast, in the sense that they don't just go full murder boner anytime there's any conflict, people are actually willing to talk things out, anyone that acts irrational at least has a reason for it other than "because they're a Dick" people actually seem to think through their decisions sometimes instead of just doing s*** and then being like "oh God the consequences of my actions!?" The fantasy genre and manga has a high ceiling but a very low floor as far as writing goes so I'm glad that this series is at least well above the floor.

That's because he went from fighting just strong martial artists to A draconic mutant that could fly and master every technique he sees and f****** use the Dragon fist, and usually when you jump from one to the other in a series like this there's like a mid boss or two that has some of that power to transition you from straight martial arts series to demon or monster fighting martial arts series.

And I appreciate that even though he does kill he's not some bloodthirsty maniac that kills anyone that's mean to him and will start a fight over minor disrespect,. When it's necessary he's certain when he has to kill, but he tries not to have to get to a place where it becomes necessary if he can. Too many series go to one extreme or the other and both ends of that scale get boring after a while.

Damn.

It's refreshing to have a setting like this where people act like people most of the time.

And he's still caught the W

Why is it male elves are always either dickheads or flashy (but lovable) idiots.

Some people carry aspirins around, some people keep Pepto-Bismol in their pack, some people keep cyanide tablets in their third left molar ((which is a false filling) in case they need to step out quickly) we all carry drugs.

They don't fully know the customs or anything yet and they don't want to unknowingly offend anybody or cause trouble, and they're both very cautious her because she's a witch and has been conscious for 200 years and him because he's a mercenary and being cautious has kept him alive his whole life. And being in a new environment being cautious is even more important.

I like the world building of this when because of the ocean separating them two continents are basically different genres, like they came from a place that was like Berserk- just a little bit of magical elements but mostly grim and dark... And end up on a continent that's closer to a grounded isekai, overflowing with fantasy elements and tropes but with a hint of danger.

There's something so funny about all the monsters waiting until they got off the boat and on land to just completely run rampant all on them, like they were timing it like it was a prank.

https://i.postimg.cc/m20QrfvG/i.png

The spirit of roronoa runs through that boy