Sounds to me like Livia is a fan of Miroku the Buddhist monk and his Wind Hole embedded in his palm. (lol)
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Snow is a cat, she'll recover from this psychological blow momentarily.

What a lovely chapter. Toor Deen is one of my favorite characters.

It's pretty clear that Geol Zaza is slowly staking is claim on Toor Deen. He's always around her and getting flustered over the thought of her marrying implies that he's been thinking about it. However, poor boy is not really in Toor Deen's mind. According to her inner thoughts, the first people she thinks about when reminiscing are her father, Asuta, and Odifia. Geol Zaza has a long uphill climb to win a place in her heart.

As for a potential cooking competition, I feel like that would be a great way to foster cooking in the Forest Edge, especially the distant clans not receiving direct tutelage from Asuta. They can see how much the local clans and the Ru subordinates improve and become motivated to take more lessons. Asuta would probably have to sit out, otherwise he would be the clear winner. But he needs to prepare at least 1 dish as an exhibition to serve as an example for the others.

So after years of sparring with Allen, Krena has learned how to think like he does. This final fight is going to be good, but I'll Summarize it with "Too old. Too slow."

Handing Gilbert the incense burner is about as bad a decision as trusting Charlotte with the bracelet.

The difference being that I like Gilbert. He's funny.

LOL, is Douglas concerned about the political implications of marriage talks? No Dier, he wants to court you . So oblivious when it comes to herself.

And the dog is the one running the entire deception campaign. That sounds about right.

I hope Selyn meets the firebug granny, Abyssal Inferno.

Welp, it wasn't a boyfriend, but Beryl definitely had to use his sword. Now bring out the brass knuckles and find out who hired Caina and the big man to kidnap kids.

We have dogfolk now.

Oof. Gaga, that was the wrong choice.

And once again the gluttonous quartet steamrolls their supposed master. Gon pulled out a brilliant technicality and there will soon be one less green dragon in the world.

Wow. Talk about being forced into an impromptu journey.

@Lex said in Knight's & Magic Vol. 10 Discussion!:

@LeavesCat and there are robots. Let's not forget the robots.

@Village-Idiot said in Knight's & Magic Vol. 10 Discussion!:

@LeavesCat It probably would have been more popular if the LN had gotten localized when the anime aired.

From some of what I saw people discussing about this one, it sounds like the Japanese publisher wanted a sizable amount of money to license this back when the anime was airing, so I'm not sure the popularity boost would have offset the increased costs.

I guess this being an out of the way nation would have made it easier for them to build this thing in secret, but similarly unless they happen to be a resource rich nation where'd they find the stuff to build the ship.

I would not count on Sakashita being able or even wanting to take down the New World Lion's Tail. I would assume there is some reason why the current Lion's Tail chose its name in order to draw a connection to the Old World Lion's Tail. And if that something is substantial enough, I suspect Sakashita will want to talk first before deciding on anything irrevocable.

What I don't get is why Carmine is dead-set on reclaiming the empire's land from the Southern Three. It seems a bit war hawkish...

@ravenchilde said in To Another World... with Land Mines! Vol. 13 Discussion!:

@Libri-Liberorum Fair. I have an architecture background myself, and I make use of it designing dungeons and castles for TTRPGs. I like to joke that even my trapped dungeons follow building codes. :)

You have better grounds than me to criticise. Not that this will stop me.

Old sage Raid and Elluria leaving with Raid saying his new name sounds like a hero is quite a nice touch. He spent so long making a hero out of another self just for tvis so yeah he deserve that . Anyways uuuh yeah i get Alma was unsure how to explain this sincr huh...

Finished reading the volume. We are getting some long awaited answers, and it feels we are near conclusion.
I wasn't expecting Lydia to still be out of commission, I wonderbif this is the last tentative from the author to let the other girls catch up and give us an harem ending. If the Saint is the real final boss, we might only get to see the main heroine again in the epilogue, so I wouldn't be surprised if after the Saint is defeated we'll still have to deal with Shooting Star and whatever creature might be summoned into the world. I also don't think the Professor is the one we'll save the day, but I don't want him to die in battle.
It was good to see what Allen can really do, too bad it was in a battle that he had to loose. I hope the author won't nerf him in the next volumes.

Home at last.

Who's a good Pazuzu!