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The last 2 vs 2 match stated the woman on the losing side would become the slave of the winner. Probably gonna happen here too.

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Last time he thought about sparing someone involved with his mother's death, he got ulcers and didn't feel better until he broke their souls. No way he'll spare Heinz in any way, shape or form.

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FUCKING HELL, THAT'S TOO DAMN CUTE!!!!

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Remind me again, did this manga ever say why the alpha thot has a fetish for breaking up groups or not?

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I can't remember how many times I've had to stop what I'm doing in a game because I had to go back and unload my inventory lol

Can't expect God to do all the work
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There are some problems with this adaptaion of the story. A lot of context and side perspectives are lost or just glossed over. Which is understandable, but the Web Novel goes almost neck deep with world building and shows off plenty of perspectives so you really get a strong feeling of the major characters, what they're all about, etc etc. I'm glad this manga exists, but at times it does feel like a shallow experience compared to the source material. Certain details are also added, removed, or changed, like the Side Chapter where Alda begins introspecting on his battle against Vida's Races and the Evil Gods, showing that he does have some regrets with how he handled things with Vida and thinks he could have reasoned with her before she began creating new races left and right, but still believes he was ultimately just in acting the way he did. It was also when he began contemplating how to properly communicate with his followers in a way to focus their attention on the Evil Gods rather than Vida's races, since the former was at the time much more problematic. But that was just around the time Van broke the soul in Ice Age, affecting the God who created it and diverting Alda and his faction to the possible return of the Demon King.

The arc you're thinking of is during the fight between Van and Heinz in the Trial of Bellwood. That battle ended with Van essentially breaking himself in a failed attempt to deal a killing blow to Heinz, who managed to survive because his soul had been ejected from the fake body he was in. Vida/Darcia entered shortly afterward to retrieve Van's fragments and prepared to leave until Heinz called out for her. She explained that while she could forgive him for her death, she would never forgive him for the anguish he causes Van and declairs him as her mortal enemy. Then she takes a bit of frustration out on him and the dwarf by "killing" them, but the Trial put Heinz and his party in fake bodies so they didn't actually die. It was hardly a major, full on battle. But it did cement the idea that for all his talk of peaceful relations with Vida's Races, the goddess herself refuses to accept him in any capacity, giving the entire party the "Vida's Mortal Enemy" Title.

Shortly before the battle, while Van was buying time figuring out the limits of his fake body in the dungeon, Van called out the entire party for their indescriminate slaughter of Ghouls, Majins, and the like. The two newbies actually express guilt at learning that Ghouls were Races birthed by Vida, and how the Adventurer's Guild teaches everyone to kill them down to the last pregnant woman and child. Heinz just goes "I thought that was probably the case" and Edgar's response was "it's not a crime, why you mad bro?" Van admits he can't speak for every single Ghoul or Majin, but he asks if these central figures of a religious faction advicating for peace between all the Races if they at least TRIED to talk with and reason with them before killing them just because "they were paid to".

One thing Van makes clear is that he absolutely despises the idea of "forgiving others because their sins are outweighed by the good they've done and will do after". He accepts that hatred is a normal response when someone else kills a person important to you. He doesn't think he should be forgiven by the friends and families of everyone he kills who hate him because of it. To him, it's fully their right to decide on their own whether they want to forgive or hate him. Heinz, however, eventually "forgave himself" for killing Darcia. He acknowledges that it was a terrible thing he did, and tells himself he will do better. One he "forgives" himself for what he did, he refuses to accept the idea that the actual victims of his crime should hate him.

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