New chapter is out get in here lads
Pretty uneventful chapter.
Kyoukai failing at the one thing she is supposed to be good at is still pretty funny
>>133786090
I think that scene was supposed to highlight her inexperience. She and Shin are both pretty young, they've both been outwitted by seasoned veterans. We've glimpsed their potential, but they both still have a long way to go
>>133786881
And that's all folks. Ten hasn't really had a chance to shine, I'm guessing it will be a human bridge but I don't know how they would pull that off
>>133786928
clog the river with the bodies of the dead and crawl over them as a bridge.
do it ten
>>133786928
Wait, last page? Fuck.
>>133786928
What kind of skill or knowledge that En possess that might help them?
>>133787142
In their very first campaign when Shin was just a regular soldier, En was his squad leader. He was famous for being a puss but his squad never suffered a casualty because they fought in basically a phalanx formation. I can't imagine how that would help them now though.
>>133787252
I'm quite sure that was another guy. En and Shin got together when he went out to train with that general back then.
A kingdom thread? what the fuck
>>133787142
They need to construct a bridge
Probably that.
>>133787785
I'm actually expecting something like that.
>>133787785
they could also clog the river with trees, it seems the current is not that strong and the river seems shallow enough, but i wager it would take at least 10 hours to get the trees, so yeah you are probably right
>>133787530
You're right, I confused him with someone else. Maybe because he was with Shin when Ouki trained him, but I still can't think of why he's crucial to the plan
>>133787785
Lol
>>133786194
>highlight her inexperience
>literally trained to be an assassin that does exactly this sort of shit
>>133789755
When it comes down to it though, she doesn't have what it takes to come out on top (except for the time she fought that bitch that killed her sister). She's mellowed down from her old edgy days too.
