Oh dear.
had given the order to torture a few more -a couple were innocents, but oh well, they were commoners, a sous in an ecu while her Henry was one of a kind-
She gets overshadowed by her cousin's antics constantly, so its easy to forget she exists at allAlso, in the Tsundere category, no mention of Erina from 'Shokugeki no Soma'? The perfect balance of flustered Tsun with hidden Dere.
It was a joke about her literally murdering Subaru before she fell in love with him. If that ain't Tsundere to the extreme, I dunno what is.Rem isn't tsundere. Like at all. She is honest with her feelings.
That's like...the Anti-Tsundere. It's practically messiah-like.
Ah, I see, but I would argue that that was before they even got to know one another, but oh well.It was a joke about her literally murdering Subaru before she fell in love with him. If that ain't Tsundere to the extreme, I dunno what is.
*Poinnts at the army standing behind him* "Maybe time to reconsider this whole crusade bussiness?"So Henry wants to stop the crusades from happening but what about his friends that want to go crusading through the elvish lands?
Seems like this shit has turn into tradition and a highly value point of pride among the nobles to survive fighting the elves.
Everyone's talking about tsundere characters and yet there isn't a single mention of Tohsaka Rin. For shame.
The problem with stopping the crusade is that everyone dies if there is not a mass exodus from Halkeginia. The windstones could reach critical mass in less than a decade, nowhere near enough time to stabilize the continent even if the elves were willing to help. And they are not willing to help. If Henry puts a stop to the crusade then humans have zero chance of escaping. The elves consider the Void a corruption that the world itself is attempting to snuff out. They will bar the roads to any significant number of human travelers and watch as humanity is exterminated. Maybe there is a chance Henry can help reach a diplomatic compromise, but if that fails then a war for survival is literally the only option.So Henry wants to stop the crusades from happening but what about his friends that want to go crusading through the elvish lands?
Seems like this shit has turn into tradition and a highly value point of pride among the nobles to survive fighting the elves.
About half or more of the total population dies the rest dies due to infighting to be precise. So you could live through it if you prevent the infighting that will happen soon after the event.The problem with stopping the crusade is that everyone dies if there is not a mass exodus from Halkeginia.
There is just one thing, that I realized but never saw anyone consider.The problem with stopping the crusade is that everyone dies if there is not a mass exodus from Halkeginia. The windstones could reach critical mass in less than a decade, nowhere near enough time to stabilize the continent even if the elves were willing to help. And they are not willing to help. If Henry puts a stop to the crusade then humans have zero chance of escaping. The elves consider the Void a corruption that the world itself is attempting to snuff out. They will bar the roads to any significant number of human travelers and watch as humanity is exterminated. Maybe there is a chance Henry can help reach a diplomatic compromise, but if that fails then a war for survival is literally the only option.
Then again, I wouldn't put it past Shade to end a story with "rock fall, everyone dies."
There is just one thing, that I realized but never saw anyone consider.
Why does humanity have to leave through the desert and not the sea?
Sea Dragons that are probably the equivalent to the anime versions Void Dragon catastrophe, except a lot of them. That was one excuse I saw somewhere.There is just one thing, that I realized but never saw anyone consider.
Why does humanity have to leave through the desert and not the sea?
They have flying ships and magic, and wind stones can be recharged by a powerful enough mage, plus Henry is making a type of airship that doesn't need magic. Get enough fuel and suddenly you have the same reason why Columbus (the bastard) 'discovered' America, to avoid the Ottomans in the east.
Instead of Saito she summons Saitama.
Who will no doubt wish to HELP the poor uncivilized slovens.and on the New World they only find powerful elfish Americans.
Que Sunset Invasion?
They have flying ships and magic, and wind stones can be recharged by a powerful enough mage, plus Henry is making a type of airship that doesn't need magic. Get enough fuel and suddenly you have the same reason why Columbus (the bastard) 'discovered' America, to avoid the Ottomans in the east.
And because it's a Shade story, we finally find out that humans are an incredibly rare species and on the New World they only find powerful elfish Americans.
What if she summons someone else who is also an SI, but is also like Henry in personality?
So long Louise doesn't summon a certain Italian insomniac author...
...then she would ensure their last days of Halkeginia would be more painful than those of hell itself.
That would be pretty cool, actually. Imagine if Shade started a second story from his other POV. Neat!So long Louise doesn't summon a certain Italian insomniac author...
That would be terrible, as it would likely cut Noblesse Oblige's update rate in two. Can you imagine only one update every fourteen seconds instead of every seven?That would be pretty cool, actually. Imagine if Shade started a second story from his other POV. Neat!
Clash of dissonant world views, go!
That would be pretty cool, actually. Imagine if Shade started a second story from his other POV. Neat!
Clash of dissonant world views, go!