That about sums it up, yes.

That's what Gojo feared since the beginning, yet what he didn't know of Marin.

No. He did perfectly, the problem was exactly he said, with addition to how Haniel was rendered so perfectly within his dreams and by the author's vision. Remember, the motto of the Haniel's expression is to look at those who flocked to her LIKE DISGUSTING INSECTS, LIKE LAMBS TO THE SLAUGHTER, making them FEEL LIKE TRASH, LOWER THAN DIRT, BUT DIE WILLINGLY WITH THE SOLE PLEASURE OF WITNESSING HER ANGELIC YET MOCKING SMILE, AS IF THEY'RE BORN FROM FILTH, BUT BLESSED TO DIE BY THAT ONE SCENE AND FELT AS IF THEIR LIFE HAS ACHIEVED PURPOSE. If I were Gojo, and can't even be felt by that experience, much more outright not even a glimpse on me within the mass of people... I'd cry out of my own existence. Alternatively, from an artist's perspective, I'd cry on the same degree because I tarnished the magnificent creation of another - Gojo depicted HIS HANIEL, not the author's - even if recognized.

Sorry for the mass caps, but its to instill the idea of the vision conducted.

And looking at you the same way how would the character do as well, that's a boundary shattering skill.

"It needs to look enchanting enough that people will still want to fall in love with you. I shouldn't have said that." - Gojo's internal words on Chapter 99

The intention was to have Marin look at them the way she would at Gojo - alluring, enchanting, witnessed. While now the intention was delivered, it wasn't to him, and its heart-crushing.

Maybe I missed something, but was Selene hinted a traitor in any aspect? As far as I recall, she aims to rival the MC, but the MC didn't like her aura, that's all.

PS: I don't care whoever my ruler is as long as logic stands with them, like Ayanokoji or Yi Zaha (MC of The Return of the Crazy Demon, a man of justice and also a serial killer in his own right).

Sums up what happened so far, yes.

I hate to break it to Maelyn, but the people in the Ivory Tower did the right thing. In order to advance and improve the generations for the better, some rules and traditions must be broken. Talent (merit) should be valued above bloodline (aristocracy).

But don't you like how the way it's put? The classy, sassy way to describe it.

You need to chill too, you drove way too fast (in Chinese putting). XD

Chill, mate. He's joking. Remember the censored handholding? That was the idea.

Sir Yappee: Time to hammer in their wallets.

Same goes for me. Despite how cranky the story was, I enjoyed the CGIs.

That somehow reminded me of the Battle Mechs in Spy Kids 3: Game Over.

That'd be the biggest plot twist I've ever seen in SOLs. It'd be a refreshing surprise twist if it is.

Its not like he had any honor to begin with, resorting to cheap tactics and slandering without direct confrontation. A low blow to him is fair play.

You'd die horribly though, remember what happens to those with zero Fortune Value?

Oh, people like that will die eventually. If not now, at least they will eventually die in ignorance as they did so while the MC scoffs at them.

You heard the irony about wars after all, there were also quotes said by former US politicians which criticized not only about war, but also how it was pointlessly emphasized by old men.

Older men declare war. But it is the youth that must fight and die.
- Herbert Hoover (31st US president)

War is young men dying and old men talking.
- Frankin D. Roosevelt (32nd US president)

I'm fed up to the ears with old men dreaming up wars for young men to die in.
- George McGovern (former US senator)

Old men who are only all talk but no action should NEVER have brought other people nor worth being brought to the table of dispute.

I should have put it better - only those who are trained by Desir and the Saints are ready of a threat of this scale. Remember that only some of the OTHER BEST Academy students can barely handle battalions, but can't even last a minute against the Hands.