Maybe she didn't know Daigiren could do that.

"Could it be that leaving the village and starting to ask about forbidden knowledge all over the place drew enemies to our location? No! It's the world that is wrong!"

Yeah. Future career politician. That explains why he's such a vile wretch. All career politicians, especially those who grew up into it, are evil.

Well. If the boss dies, my theory was wrong.

Do not let this fearsome situation distract you from the fact that Usada Pekora bought a fucking monkey!

Looks like someone hit him with a rock.

Man. What a fucking idiot. He literally doomed everyone and then blamed the world for it.

He wants everyone hired before him to die, so they take the shame, and secrets of what caused the incident, with them to the grave. By making it an incident in the mountains he can also create a situation where he's a victim and survivor, and can tell his moving tale to the media, which will give the company the image of an underdog to support. All while he plays the dignified leader who cares for everyone.

I bet the "killed two persons" is probably because he accidentally caused the death of his father, and he's a delinquent with a heart of gold, so probably the other death was either also accidental or justified.
Now. Bear Grills has taught us what to do when out of water! 😉

Maybe because she wanted to keep her daughter in the same room as them to obsessively watch over her?
I mean. We are talking about someone traumatized about her daughter's safety.
No doubt she loved her child, in a dangerously smothering way.

I think it is because gods can't be mortals.

Well. There was literally no other way to end the story of an immortal being. I mean. Unless you are immortal, you need to end the story somewhere. And I think it ended fine. After all the main conflict is over, and even Fushi's reluctance to let go is over after 300 hundred years. We will never know what the future awaits for him. But we must let go too. Because he's immortal, but we have our own stories to tell.

Once again a manga that pretty much closes as Buddhist propaganda. Just like Land of The Lustrous and Naruto.

In the old Greek myths, apotheosis occurred after death.

Not even surprised. The whole system was already rotten. You just can't trust those things.

Prushka's sacrifice? Yeah. It still haunts me to this day...

Brain in a jar...

So the doll was 32. The experiment was about dying and transferring the memory to a mechanical object. And we are seeing the two successful results.

I strongly suspect she is 32. At least she has 32's memories and thoughts.

The whole memory water to create true immortality made me think of the Orokin in Warframe. And you know when your civilization can be compared to the Orokin, and especially to their Continuity rituals, then that civilization is evil.