Who knows?

From the sound of it, they weren’t given much chance to potentially utilize any knowledge they might have had. They were summoned, given equipment, then immediately sent out into that first disastrous ambush. Afterwards, the ones still alive were probably too shell shocked to think much, and then were quickly brought in to just execute goblins – and while goblins might indeed be monsters, most people from current Earth (especially ones around their ages) are probably not very likely to be receptive to just slaughtering something that looks fairly human.

They were then basically deemed useless, and likely weren’t given the opportunity to really talk much about any technology, if they even had an inclination to. I imagine most people, if thrown into that kind of situation, would probably be pretty hesitant to introduce lots of advanced tech to such people, especially at first. It’s one thing to be told “oh, you’re heroes fighting against the demons!” and another to actually believe that.

Après j’apprécie beaucoup l’idée d’un clown dans un setting Isekai. J’espère pouvoir en lire plus sur ce personnage dans de futur chapitres.

Je ne comprend pas très bien pourquoi le royaume ne cherche pas à former les Terriens avec une sorte de camp militaire ou quelque chose dans le genre. Je doute que les soldats, chevaliers et autre se forment sur le tas, sans aucune discipline ni instruction. Il doit y avoir des sergents, des drills, etc. Pourquoi est-ce que les “héros” ne sont pas soumis à ce genre de chose? Puis après ils pourraient chercher à les faire power-leveling, mais là c’est vraiment fait de manière non optimale.

Spoilers for v8 but a typo in this chapter:

[spoiler title=”volume 8″] Hero of Zethe implies there have been [Hero] classes in living memory. [/spoiler]

Tell me it isn’t so… ;[

But clowns are kind of scary too. Maybe he is meant to be scary.