She’s cute, isn’t she? 26-year-old princess.

Prohibition of hate speech

>>2

It’s fine to be a Scale Person, right?

A greedy set of a kimono swordsman dark elf.

Even though it was such a horrible first meeting, this kid seems to be struggling…

>>6

Since he’s the type who tries to kill out of misunderstanding from the first meeting, it’s only natural that he struggles and is disliked by those around him.

My head is quite…

It’s strange that a crazy psycho guy with a hobby of murder is categorized as friendly, barbaric elf.

>>10

Well, there are some bad things about being a mercenary…

>>10

The chef who brought out the insects also showed a pleasant appearance while eating, and eventually served proper food…

The manga version omitted the second half, so it’s still stuck as an unpleasant character…

>>10

The crazy guy has a twisted personality and doesn’t try to be friendly with others, but among the barbarians, he’s actually quite refined.

Well, showing understanding to that psycho guy.

There is a mercenary I have become very close with…

>>13

👁️👁️

I wonder why this barbarian came all the way to this country.

Princess…？

I’m looking forward to seeing what kind of exploits Unko Woman has since I haven’t read the novel version.

(Which barbarian could it be…?)

Aren’t witches and mercenaries too strong?

>>20

Perhaps the mercenary has the highest inter-personal experience of anyone.

Weak barbarian

The barbarian letting out a roar.

Is the skin color black but white?

>>23

It’s about the speed of swinging the sword, the tip of the blade, and the arc, right, Shira Kaminari?

👩‍🦰👩　👀｡（I wonder if I should have killed them）

>>24

Yes… I will offer myself as a prostitute exclusively for you, Zig.

The Ear Long Tribe is quite barbaric, after all…

Whether it’s a princess, a murder enthusiast, or a spear master

Jig is extremely strong for a human.

The witch is already on the level of a natural disaster, she’s too much of a monster.

Perhaps being fundamentally a barbarian is why I was chased away from my homeland.

The fact that the mercenaries in that world have a terrible reputation combined with Jig’s excessively serious approach to discipline based on the original continent’s standards.

It would become an evaluation of being a secretive old-looking person in a profession that definitely does bad things behind the scenes…

If it’s just once, it’s understandable, but being attacked repeatedly due to misunderstandings is a problem with Jig’s attitude!

Well, in reality, there’s been various involvement with the mafia, and it’s not good…

There are too many jobs and incidents that should not be brought to the surface.

Mercenary… Impression greatly down.

Strange weapon… negative impression.

Medicine… impression greatly down.

Not answering even when asked… Negative impression.

>>35

The outfit is also a downgrade in impression, and the physique gives a downgrade impression apart from the superficial.

Also, my face looks older.

>>39

…The face doesn’t matter, right?

I’m directly telling you that I’m suspicious of you as the culprit, but you haven’t tried to prove your innocence at all…

Possessing illegal drugs is originally against the law, even if it doesn’t warrant killing someone outright.

>>37

Well, it was a mistake to suddenly judge it as something I could cut and go for the slash…

I’ll buy a strange weapon as an apology…

Patriarch: “Can you take that man down a notch?”

The matter regarding Wadatsumi is entirely Wadatsumi’s fault…

But just like with the expert’s last words about the spear, it’s not good to provoke without explaining the situation deeply!

>>41

That guy was killed… I’ll make sure to kill the murderer!!

In the original work, they refer to him as a middle-aged big man carrying a strange weapon.

If a psycho realizes that they are abnormal and can control themselves, then they are not a psycho.

>>45

I think they’re actually out of their mind since they’re killing with such overwhelming joy.

You’re getting along well, that’s amazing!

>>45

Rather, I think that’s the definition of a psychopath.

It seems that this doesn’t fit because I gather a reputation from those around me.

In this place, mercenaries are a profession for those who have committed such vile acts that they can never return to the adventure business…

There are many places where the culture is extremely different.

It’s strange that that weird weapon hasn’t perished when there are only two buyers in the city.

>>47

The material is probably cheap and not suitable for magic, so it seems like they tried making it, realized it didn’t work, and then just stuffed it in the warehouse.

>>47

Because there’s a weird craftsman who only makes strange equipment…

>>54

If it weren’t for Jig, I probably would have been fired.

I thought my master used this weapon, but it turns out he was a spear user.

Jig said he’s good with polearm weapons too.

I wonder why I started using this.

>>48

It seems that it was briefly mentioned somewhere in the web version or the book version…

>>48

It felt like I had reached a point where I sought heavy weapons that matched my growing strength.

Since no one normally uses strange weapons, only two came out when I turned the warehouse upside down!

It’s like I’m always bragging that I’m a half-gangster who specializes in shadow side jobs.

This kid has a lot of screen time.

>>56

Having this barbarian around makes the atmosphere pleasantly lighter…

The rehabilitation barbarian sister (not really a sister) is also starting to show some good flavor.

>>61

I really started to like the fake monk from the mafia conflict battle…

First of all, you need a lot of strength.

On top of that, it’s a strange weapon that requires a high level of skill to handle or has an excessively high hurdle to get to that point.

In a different continent, a mercenary whose job is murder is seriously a despised profession, making Mr. Jig, who is a full-time worker, more unsettling than the uncontrollable preferences of Laika.

It takes quite a while to notice that.

It’s not just that craftsman who exists.

That artisan is making weird weapons, and only those are turning into defective stock…

There are way too many people in this world who misunderstand and come attacking.

>>62

It’s significant that mercenaries in that world are treated that way because of their position.

Since Jig is a valuable customer who always prioritizes buying things that were rotting in the warehouse.

Weapons can be made freely by the creators since they’re just held in hand, but isn’t armor only possible to be custom-made?

I don’t know if the one created as a sample is also being treated as stock, but…

That stupid-looking weapon is treated like a stupid-looking weapon in the story too…

Be careful about using the name since the image of mercenaries is really bad.

I received that advice, but I’m a stubborn person who insists on calling myself a mercenary…

>>68

You’re too serious…

Even just by having the appearance of an adventurer, it’s already different.

>>71

There’s no reason to be with a witch if you become an adventurer…

>>71

W-Well, thanks to that stubborn artisan spirit, those who can understand it appreciate its value, and it’s gaining trust, so it’s all good in the end…

>>80

The guild leader’s request was based on performance, but I could only achieve results for 2 or 3 people…

>>71

I was saying something like I’m not skilled enough to change my way of living at this point.

Everyone is just using swords and spears normally.

It seems that way from the early descriptions on the old continent side as well…

Is it okay for a witch to date a rocket-boob, Japanese-style, brown-skinned elf even though buying women is a no-go?

It’s a different profession now that shares only the same name as the mercenaries from the original continent who frequently engage in wars.

Indeed, if you try to use a spear consistently, the expenses tend to pile up due to its high value, so I think most people end up using this, which is generally just lying dormant in the warehouse.

A decent weapon has a decent price.

I was stunned by the barbarian who stripped off his blood-soaked jacket and snatched Jig’s coat while in a state of barely any clothes…

>>75

A precious reward scene for Jig-san…

When Jig is suspected, he doesn’t really make excuses or anything…

If it develops into combat, that’s also at an acceptable level.

I want to take a laxative!

It’s treated with a vibe like “a psycho guy who has a hobby of killing people…”

I thought that listening to the story is somewhat like saying, “Alright, I’m going to kill,” and the danger level of the thread image’s adolescence doesn’t really change much.

There are a lot of really terrible people among adventurers, yet their reputation doesn’t seem to drop often…

>>81

Good people are trying to do things properly with the guild…

It looks like a good person, but there’s something dangerous mixed in.

>>81

I thought the lower tier was mainly wannabe semi-grays and that the guild had some sort of ranking system, but it turns out the upper tier is filled with things like Yakuza elves and laxative wizards.

Rather, I think the old continent, where loans can be settled with murder, has the worst level of civilization…

Also, it seems that Jig-san doesn’t understand the price of life in the other continent, as he’s still thinking at the manga stage.

Strange weapons are originally cavalry weapons.

Snow White

Bald guys are nice, right!

You seem to lack confidence.

Let’s go to Strigo together!

>>89

I really don’t like it.

I really hate it.

Break!! Uoooooohhhhhhh!!!!!!!

Well, Jig has been a mercenary pretty much since he was born.

They likely admire their foster parent, the leader, and probably take pride in being a mercenary as well.

His 20-plus years… he doesn’t look like he’s in his twenties at all.

>>91

They are about the same age as a new employee who just graduated from university… with that.

You were the one who used the laxative, right, Zig?

If you’re going to put something, it should be diarrhea! Also, I’m not a magician!

I thought I had prepared myself for this new environment, but…

It’s fine to say that there was a civilization on this continent just because it couldn’t be crossed by the sea, right?

>>94

That’s right.

It wasn’t that there were only humanoids of a different race level.

However, the lack of interaction with the sea means that the culture is completely different.

>>96

It doesn’t feel like we’ve been disconnected for a thousand or two thousand years since we can still communicate.

Speaking of which, it wasn’t included in the manga, but at first, we were all nervous about whether we could understand each other.

The scene with the guild members and the Wadatsumi member dispatch.

It was very painful, even though it wasn’t my own matter.

It’s tough to transfer there after all!

>>100

The mercenary is saying, “Wasn’t that what being an adventurer was about?”

Elves are simply a sensitive race in their own way…

Wadatumi is doing things that are completely at the level of the guild being disbanded.

I thought the old continent was weak because it has no magic.

Mr. Jig isn’t the strongest on the continent, so his physical abilities seem to be lacking.

>>102

Jig has combat power, and there’s also a master who can act as a strategist.

>>104

Being smarter than this mercenary is pretty impressive, isn’t it?

Since common language is understood, we can say that our ancestors are the same and that there has been interaction in the past.

I guess we could have just used teleportation magic to come and go normally.

It seems like the Demon Sea is also a seriously forbidden area on the other continent, but it seems like it was passable in the past or there were other means of transportation.

I’ve read the original work, but aren’t these guys just immigrants, not dark elves or long-lived species?

>>107

This guy is just a little dark, but the others are all normally white.

Immigrants with just long ears.

>>107

I am an immigrant.

It is unclear whether it is a long life or if it possesses the characteristics of an elf.

Maybe it doesn’t seem like there is any.

I can’t help but feel like it’s strange that almost everyone here can use magic while over there has zero magical power… It’s like, are they really the same kind of human?

Even with the same zero magic power, Zig-san is definitely strange.

>>109

Zig’s sense of smell is basically inherent in the old continent.

It’s just that Jig-san’s master and his group are the ones honing it to a practical level.

>>114

Did everyone on that continent have it equipped…?

I feel like everyone except Zig got easily defeated during the initial witch hunt.

It’s interesting that elves are a case of being black, Jewish, and gay, unlike typical fantasy.

Seriously, it’s just because my ears are long.

Zig and the master… or rather, the master’s faction…?

Does it mean there are not a lot of them, but just a few here and there?

>>115

Because we are forming a mercenary group.

Everyone is using the last name Crane.

The long-eared are immigrants, and at the ethnic level, pretty much everyone is a member of the Yakuza.

In other words, if the skilled individuals are away and the number of children that can be kidnapped is large enough to affect the entire group, it really doesn’t seem like there are many people at all.

>>118

It’s too harmful…

>>121

That’s why when I try to rely on the local military police, they treat me casually and don’t help me.

Unusual recovery effects and sense of smell

It may be a characteristic of the old continent side, whether large or small, due to the lack of magic.

I think it’s probably strange up to this point because Zig is unusual.

What is with that resilience and appetite?

Are the only survivors from the ship we boarded two mercenaries and a witch?

>>120

Nearly all of the group that moved here should have been wiped out, having been attacked by sea monsters or by monsters soon after entering the continent.

So, there are probably only witches and mercenaries left.

I’m surprised that she is definitely 23 years old with this appearance.

It’s a bit funny that elves are just a bunch of barbaric groups with no mystery at all.

While there is an advantage as a species, they have a poor standing and have become a weak group…

>>123

Well, I was in a pinch without even realizing it…

Only having high combat power is exactly what makes them a barbarian.

Individuals are strong, but when viewed as a species group…

It was sad to find Mr. Jig while desperately running around for help, as they weren’t taking the situation seriously despite the child being kidnapped.

At least serve some decent food to the collaborator you’ve finally found!

>>129

Jig was happy.

>>129

It’s cooked and delicious, you know?

Because I’m an outsider, I’m being treated with disdain, and I’m armed to help each other out! But it’s not even like that; everyone is an outlaw, so isn’t it just self-inflicted that they’re hated?

>>132

Some people even go to work abroad and end up joining the local outlaws and never come back; they’re seriously dangerous individuals.

The one who holds back with reason and is in the group really appears to be on a level of true rationality.

Just a gang that cannot adapt to modern times…

When I read the book version, the illustrations were too much like an old man or overly subdued silver.

>>134

The girl adventurer was also worried about being called “uncle”…

Basically, you can travel between continents, though you’ll probably just die.

Since no one is coming back, they might be finally giving up on the voyage.

Well, it seems that originally they were a clan of warriors who valued pride and held it dearly.

Surviving and becoming destitute.

This is not what a warrior should be like, or so Zig-san thinks of me…

It’s probably certain that recovery is easier because there’s no magic power.

Is it strange that Jig gets energized from eating a lot?

I had nowhere to belong, so I killed the mafia and took their place.

Scary, I won’t get close to guys like these…

It’s at a level where Jig-san can’t win, and it’s not even a human level; the leader of the Hundred Winged Brigade was at that level, and the vice-captain couldn’t win either.

Also, something makes me recall Senior Raiel, who was usually a kind person, especially after Zig casually killed someone.

When he casts Heal, it uses up his stamina, so Jig gets very hungry as he recovers rapidly.

Putting that aside, the ability to eat a lot can only be described as superhuman digestion.

The White Thunder Princess is quite an important woman since she belongs to an external guild and interacts with such barbarian groups.

It seems like there was a misunderstanding and they attacked, but it’s probably extremely important.

>>143

If there were suspicious people in a store located in the mafia’s territory (especially one that seems to have illicit items)…

>>145

Moreover, since we were looking into the mafia and drugs at that time, it can be said that it was only natural to be attacked.

>>148

I want it… a backing…

I think the old continent is crap, but the fact that all the magical beasts cannot survive there is a big advantage, isn’t it…?

>>144

As a result of mostly killing the witches, it’s now soaked in war…!

>>144

The disadvantage of people killing each other due to the absence of magical beasts.

Hmm, it’s just that my impression is the worst because I bumped into someone while biting a bread on my way to school on the first day of my transfer, but if we drop that, she’s actually a tsundere type who has a fair amount of conversation compatibility.

In fact, if you search my pocket, you’ll find the medicine, Zig.

>>149

No, this is just a laxative…

Although the plot is somewhat revealed, the dangerous drugs that Jig bought are all legal in the Old Continent.

What a shitty continent.

>>151

I think that because of excessive warfare, the scope of the rule of law is limited.

>>156

Isn’t the most important thing the presence or absence of magic?

The way of thinking about injuries is really different between the old continent and the new continent.

A suspicious-looking mercenary with strange weapons, buying drugs and women, claiming to be involved in killing, and not revealing the details of their work.

>>153

This old man is too suspicious…

Everyone says that Jig is suspicious, but…!

I wonder if people from here will lose their ability to use magic when they go to the other continent like the magical beasts do?

A woman who gets angry when buying a woman.

A crappy girl trying to cast a spell on me at our first meeting.

A yakuza woman attacking on the first meeting.

Two women who attack without listening to the story, accusing of false charges.

There are no decent guys…

>>159

Looks good! Looks good!

>>163

Yes, I understand.

This is purely our sincerity.

Is that how it is?

>>159

There are women who will let you do it if you go to Strigo!

I wish I had some backing, but my social status as a witch’s assistant makes it impossible, doesn’t it, Zig?

I have enough trust to receive a nomination request from the guild leader.

I was shot in broad daylight within the guild.

Since there are no more monsters or witches left, all that’s left is to somehow manage the war, and then it would be paradise, right?

The distant continent is terrible because of the magic beasts, but there’s an ethics that those who kill humans are scum…

Isn’t everyone involved pretty terrible? It’s just that Zig has a bit of a scary vibe…

>>167

Is there someone who is fervently into a somewhat strange religion? Are you okay?

>>167

But Jig always seems to be in danger of getting killed, does that mean everyone involved is worthless?

After being attacked by misunderstandings so many times, I’ve reached a point where people say the cause must be on your side.

>>169

A man with a scary face happened to be in a mafia’s store!

Thanks to the absence of demon beasts, it’s peaceful enough for humans to be able to fight wars among themselves.

When the damage from pests is too severe, there is no time for large-scale wars among humans.

Lizards that you would normally encounter in the woods are cutting down several trees with beams, and it’s amazing how humanity is still surviving.

As long as you have expensive metals, sure, you can negate magic, but it’s probably really dangerous since humans are engaged in a survival competition at the level of eliminating war.

Honestly, I think it’s questionable to not try to clarify misunderstandings even though I know I’m being misunderstood!

>>175

Because common sense is off…

The ecology of witches is somewhat like…

The barbarians have been delved into, but the blindfolded magician is just too incomprehensible.

>>178

For a while, there are various things, but they are the type of barbarian whose intentions can be understood once they warm up.

I should have just taken those two women and sold them…

I feel that the most barbaric character in the work is Searsha.

>>181

Because the species is different, beasts are closer than savages.

Bringing children of that species to our side is already about orcs and those kinds of things…