wtf was that end, uh, i suppose toren and torina merged withouth any note, not before toren developed feelings, outside having fun taking care of suicidadl adventurers, or trying to make an inn, still weird that there was baseball, and then erin was alone on her in, no meshed well enough. ah well, And toren now became a toy for azkerash as foreshadowed 2? volumes ago?, sight, why coudlnt it be left to die. an upsetting ending of this volume

I think this quotation mark shouldn’t be at the end of this sentence —-
Who’d have thought.”

Venitra could just be a good matchup against crelers. She’s made of extremely dense bone, so they wouldn’t really be able to harm her at all. She’s undead, so their poison wouldnt do much. So long as she can dodge or block the spines that the adult could spit, or if they’d also not be strong enough to harm her, then the crelers have nothing they could do. She’s physically strong enough she could probably break through their chitin in a manner similar to what Yvlon did.

The problem with all that reasoning, is we know nothing about the demons. As someone else pointed out, they could be just another race like any other, which the Blighted Kingdom is prejudiced against. They seem to be able to level and have classes like any other race in the world. Given what we’ve seen other races that are similarly discriminated against, it is highly likely that there is more to them than just being super bad evil monsters. Which also makes the Blighted Kingdom seem more like genocidal maniacs – not something that is good in general, and even less so when we can see how far they are willing to go to obtain what they want.

Beyond that, we can now see that their best mages are literally telling them that the ritual is tearing a hole in the world, and doing things they can’t even comorehend. Yet the Blighted King is completely ignoring that in his fanatical zeal against the demons, willing to potentially damage the entire world, as well as murder an entire generation, all for a tiny chance of maybe getting a few worthwhile “heroes”.