It's weird how good the novel for this is because I already have the image in my head of what Floor 50, Lefanta Aegim/Kim *** look like, and it will feel weird to have those images changed.
So ready for this arc though.

This was a good return, but it's just lacking the context atm, but the pace slowed down alot during Raviel arc and it picks up in the best way this arc. No spoilers but the upcoming arcs just get more and more peak.

The sun hurts to look at, it's very bright. If it was black, it would not. So that would probably be a "red" flag for even someone who previously couldn't see. And trees and grass being two different colours despite both supposedly being green...

lol the master was making his disciple a wife so that he can make an even taller disciple...

It's not Chu-Gong anymore. He let a new author take the mantle, this is written by Daul, author of Dungeon Reset.

Wouldn't be surprised if nanachi died here though tbh, author didn't intend for them to actually make it this far originally. however with the authors and artists amputation fetish im sure it'll be losing limbs instead.

Common in the Silver Age.
They are no longer in the silver age and it is now a historic relic.
This makes it hard to find.
This makes it less common, but not a unique item.
The item is still an incredibly useful one to have, and was a priority for Rifenhardt to obtain.
Rifenhardt's past life only encountered one of them, so not knowing about the existence of another meant it was worth visiting the ruin to get his one.
Does this explain it clearly enough for you?

because it is still super useful and it was necessary for rifenhardt to have one.
At the same time just because something is common doesn't mean it won't end up being rare.
Only one "One Cent Magenta" stamp exists in the world and its the most expensive item by weight in existence but they used to be the most common stamp on letters, newspapers etc.

tbf it is mentioned that it was something pretty much every mage apprentice had so it should be a pretty common relic.

This is a digital manhwa I'm pretty sure! No need for scanning, aggregators/scanlators just pull it from the official websites.

Could be, depends really, most scanlations aren't actual scans anymore so i'd lean more towards an error occurring network side during the bot's rip or paste.

rare online printer defect

Its more that he's separated a portion of power from the well, and replenishes that with a trickle of mana, not that they are deleting the main supply.

agreed, they should let someone else take over, or avoid picking up NSFW works.

You should give me your spells, NOW!

Answer:
The group chose to censor all of their scans due to trouble with DMCA strikes in the past focused on sexual content, censoring allows them to post to their site without affecting their income.
Reasonable but still unfortunate.

Heaviest censoring of a chapter yet for this manga, they removed an entire panel and its dialogue, whited over most of the character.
Time to question Manhwa-Freak?

Yep, freakcomic are censoring this series, raws for this chap aren't on aggregators yet but these are a couple from Ch.34

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*lass, in fact! Though I also have a name you can use, כְּסִיל (kes'il).
Interesting takes and interpretations, though I'm not sure exactly which translations you are referencing, especially for the Vedas.
The Vedas are well know to mention, and praise(!) multiple God's, in Atharvaveda Bk.20 Hymn 58 V.3 the most common translation is:
"Verily, Sūrya, thou art great; truly, Āditya, thou art great.
As thou art great indeed thy greatness is admired: yea, verily,
great art thou, O God." tr. by Ralph T.H. Griffith - 1895
From this translation we clearly see the prayer (which starts towards Indra) mentions Sūrya and the children of Āditi, this alone is enough to know that the hymn is prayer to not ONE GOD, but many Deities.
The biggest driving factor behind the reduction and reinterpretation of the Vedic scriptures is from Qu'rānic scholars who wish to use Hinduism as a proprietor of Islam.
I am Jewish (though I am non-religious, and have been since anyone can remember), the Rabbī have always disputed amongst themselves about the correct codifications, over far too many things. It is how it is, that is the religion.
Even within the Talmūd there are discussions about the correct transmission of the Mišnāh. Translation is also a treacherous thing, I have tried to translate even our normal Hebrew phrases into English, and even that is a task! The little details that could be conveyed better but make it less literal, the hidden meaning lost by translating, all of it is too great to ignore, but too unfaithful to attempt to resolve?
I truly think you are someone who can find A truth for yourself, so while I would like to hear your opinion on the reduction of the Vedic ideas, especially the personification of Brāhman, which goes against the very idea itself!
I will leave you to study, I'm sadly not able to spend as long on this as I would like without eating into my actual work.

yeah i actually think a lot of mangaka's have been putting subtle tributes/references in their works recently but it could be a bias.