It's why most shops locate themselves in routes from transport hubs to offices/schools. It's where most of the walking happens. And every pair of feet is a potential customer.
Man, I wanted Yuuji to just wipe out the valley with Hellfire of Demise right then and there, but I do understand the need for discretion. His companions aren't ready to witness that amount of firepower in a singular being.
a. the names that the Maze Lord hold lose power as it is given to the new name
b. the constellation loses all their power associated with their stolen name
c. they become mortals again (=・ω・=)
A good question, maybe the Author will see your question and use this as an idea , I mean if we think this way is like "that time I got reincarnated as a slime" where Rimuru gives names to the monster and its drain a bit of his power
Until he realizes MC can just run off to his "friend" Yoon to ask for help. Man, the amount of drama if that happened XD
What do you mean MC? He met you there. Who else would be the worst possible person he could've met. (≧∀≦)
You are his joy, and his sorrow. His success and his failure. You are his rack and ruin.
legit. had the exact same thought while reading that part.
Secretive Plotter, Judge of Fire, Prisoner of the Golden Headband, Abyssal Dark Flame Dragon...wait, wrong set of constellations ⁄(⁄ ⁄·⁄ω⁄·⁄ ⁄)⁄
But he managed to summon his big-ass sword. (=・ω・=)
I know that's supposed to be funny, but for others who didn't understand the anti-summoning was to stop him from summoning his undead not pulling things from his spacial inventory that they had no idea he had, lols.
Im taking away the prince and the second cousin far away from her, where they'll be safe from her "strong-willedness".
not you being on the side of the prince????
they're both terrible people, but i prefer dick and bussy than boobs and pussy and that was what sealed the deal for me ╮(￣▽￣)╭
ah gross man
my propriety and morals take a break while reading here. if i did, i wouldn't even be reading this. i only picked this series up because the prince looked mighty fine in the cover. nothing more, nothing less.