Ok kinda weird but if he said he was gonna raise the kid I assumed he was actually going to do so after the kid was born esp since the elves didn't want to have it and made it pretty clear. But then he waits like 5 years (in the meantime they're mistreating the kid (doesn't even have a name for 5 years wtf and idk how else they're emotionally abusing him for him to get so attached to mc so quickly) and then when he gets the kid he's like oop ok who's gonna look after him cuz I'm too busy with stuff. I don't get it, why did he say he could/wanted to look after the kid in the first place then? It feels off and just want to know if he actually gets more involved or not??
Oh yeah, I also thought that was really annoying. Like why wait for 5 years to pick up the kid when he very well knows that he'll be rejected and isolated the moment he's born. But actually, he's only looking for a baby sitter because he has to work to set a good example of a responsible parent.
Lol I'm glad I'm not the only one that thinks that XD
Imo it would've been better to just stick with what he's been doing with mastering different crafts and having fun that way rather than trying to make him out to be some saintly character but then not actually taking any responsibility for his words/actions? Like sure 5 years is nothing for him now, but he lived as a human before too??
Lol I'm glad I'm not the only one that thinks that XD
Imo it would've been better to just stick with what he's been doing with mastering different crafts and having fun that way rather than trying to make him out to be some saintly character but then not actually taking any responsibility for his words/actions? Like sure 5 years is nothing for him now, but he lived as a human before too??
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It wasn't 5 but 2 years which means the kid would be 1 years old in human years and that would make sense. That would be around the time a baby would start eating solid food and starting to walk and talk. And if there WAS an error with the years and he meant 5 then that would make the kid 2 ½ which is a toddler which would make more sense to actually send a kid off then a baby that still needs his mother's milk.
true to that! (๑•ㅂ•)و✧
also to the commenter above yours, altho he was a human before. it was stated in a later chapter that their kind (the elves or i guess the high elves) really go on extra long tangents lol so it's best to remind them especially to keep on track of things esp if the one they're with have shorter life spans.
i guess they dont notice such things like how humans dont notice it's already an hour when we're doing something fun hahah
he's lived his elf life for 120+ years (I'm not counting anymore) so altho he has a different view / morals /concepts etc from a normal elf/ high elf due to him being a human before. he's been a high elf for so long that of course there'd be characteristics / parts of such a race that would stick with him as well
I'm glad he planned out this fight so meticulously but I feel like then it makes even less sense that he thought it would be that easy to just let her die, especially after the situation with shaman dude??
"This is all you'll ever need" --> [I am all you'll ever need]
Captain is smooooth
Lol I never knew there would be a day that I actually hope for something to be a promo
Wow, was the hero's team this incompetent that they had to rely on a CHILD?? And one that they abused, no less? How on earth did they become the team to defeat the demon king if they're this useless?
The leader going you can't hurt that bee even though it's about to sting your eye since it's too cruel
The ideal of hypocritical heroes
Somehow has become more boring, everything falls into place so easily, and it all feels so linear. Like all the items he needs, he gets them immediately, whether it be in game or miraculously from the company at the right timing. Even with lucky's "death" it was solved so quickly and easily and so it felt completely glossed over in the end and almost unnecessary.