It’s not because of something.

The mysterious old man who is still lively despite the Zonis’ assault on Faoud.

The usually taciturn vibe makes this thread image of the old man too attractive.

I wonder which country they are from.

>>6

In past fan books, it was stated that they have Finnish nationality.

Now that you mention it, I only know him as a cool old guy…

>>9

They’re spinning, so it seems like they can’t give directions like which way is right, but when I think about it calmly, it’s strange that they’re following Gustav’s orders.

I thought Gustav was a German name, so I assumed he was German…

>>10

In recess, there was a guy named Gustav Griswold in an American animated show too.

I remember being surprised that this old man actually had a house, even though I had found a picture or the back cover with a chimney sticking out of it.

I thought there was no point in going around together in Garzonis… but maybe it’s compensating for the weakness of being isolated and targeted.

>>13

During the Garzonis, I think we need three things: instructions because I don’t know the direction, not isolating anyone, and the weights.

I thought you were some kind of retired veteran or something.

Barry’s physical abilities are too elite to withstand movement…

First, these old men can keep up with Zonis’ rotation.

I can’t trust you.

What’s going on with Gustav’s semicircular canals?

I thought you were a martial artist or a veteran.

Have you heard the story about how ballerinas keep their heads fixed as much as possible to secure their line of sight while spinning?

I wonder if they are ex-military personnel.

Looking back, the old Barry was quite cute.

The initial Brago’s face is scary, but he’s smaller than Shelly and somehow cute.

>>29

Back then, he was a cute 14-year-old boy, but now he has become a magnificent general.

“I sometimes wonder if ‘I can’t set fire to the real thing myself…’ is part of this character’s setting or their pride.”

>>30

Since you said “rules,” I recognized it as “settings.”

If it’s pride, I would say I don’t want to burn it.

It looks like a complete version of a soldier or a martial artist, judging from the back cover.

What is a human guy teaching the children of monsters…?

When you think about it, he’s a mysterious old man whose age and occupation are unknown.

What’s up with looking like a Chinese person but being named Gustav?

If you win, your partner’s wish will also be granted, like in the Holy Grail War, right?

>>38

“Are you okay with me erasing all memories of the battles in exchange for immense wealth?”

I see people who like Gustav, but I’ve never met anyone who dislikes him.

>>39

To be honest, I don’t understand you well enough to dislike you.

You’ve gotten physically bigger, haven’t you?

I cry every time I see the character’s tears.

What is this manga?

It’s just an old man who’s a strong outcast, but that’s just the kind of characters this work has…

Since the partner benefits were revealed right after the king was decided, there’s really no reason to participate in the battle.

It seems like they deepened their bond with the child of a demon in order to be able to win.

Do we really need that farce-like question, Magic Book?

>>46

I have gained far too much more than immense wealth.

There’s no way I can erase this.

>>46

I want to confirm the bond between the two of us…

>>46

There is a possibility that someone like Reiko and Hosokawa might make it to the end, so it’s just a precaution.

>>46

Three thousand years ago, that vast wealth could have saved many lives.

It feels like there are many people who have abilities but have not fully utilized their talents who are becoming partners.

Perhaps “cannot be burned” has both meanings.

It’s almost like a farewell that feels eternal.

Looking back, there were quite a few strangely strong old men who were partners of the demon child in this manga…

In modern times, it’s one thing, but in the past, there were many cases in magical book battles where partners died and were carried on, so it’s possible that the partner at the time of victory wasn’t very close.

Just when I thought it was an eternal farewell, the possibility of meeting again has come up, so even the current Barry must be excited…

>>53

In other words, there are probably no monsters that don’t get excited.

The groups that deepened their bonds, in particular,

>>53

Despite being a sturdy, muscular body of a thirty-something voice actor, there are some cute aspects to him, damn it…

Even the groups that were acting for monetary gain were crying over letters from the monsters.

In the end, it’s not about profit; it’s about the affection for monsters that makes a person feel so!

I was told by Gash’s dad that he had some resentment towards you, so the past battles must have been more malicious.

There were also worthless people like Goren.

Characters like Hige and Reicom probably won’t make it, but those like Zofis, who dominate their partners, seem likely to succeed.

In that case, the partner probably doesn’t need memories or anything like that.

Is it necessary to make it a choice between memories?

Give me both.

I hate that it seems like the victory might be revoked just because my partner erased their memory and chose gold.

>>61

Because I erased the memories, there was nothing.

Is that good?

When I had no purpose in life or lost it, and in the end, almost got killed, I was saved by a child of a monster.

There are too many issues with my partner…!

Mr. Sunbeam is also quite a mysterious strongling, and from the outside, Seimaru, who is a middle school student and has an Antka, is the same.

That was close to the point where the partner’s woman from Goom was almost killed, right?

In terms of higher ranks, it’s only around Megumi in partner performance that didn’t change the situation.

Did you rehabilitate Barry?

I mean, it’s one thing in modern times, but isn’t a battle from a thousand years ago something that took dozens of years?

The partner’s burden is way too much.

>>68

Shut up! I want to win!

>>68

Since the cultural level is low, I think it’s fine to have them help with farming work or cooperate with monsters to build a kingdom, and there should be appropriate rewards for that.

I think it’s a structure where those who shouldn’t win, like those with the blatant adjustments like the golden magic books, can’t win.

Weaklings have to crawl at the feet of the strong to survive!

The older sister of Gorm’s partner, who was saying that, also challenges Clear to stand by Gorm.

A human, Osugi, who has changed due to his involvement with monsters!

>>70

It seems that when I tried to rebel, no one helped me, and I ended up feeling brokenhearted.

Clearing the air and getting revenge may have helped the person overcome their trauma.

Murasaki Shikibu heading to the European continent by ship… That just doesn’t make sense! A battle that took place a thousand years ago.

I can imagine battles from 1000 or 2000 years ago, but fighting from 3000 years ago seems impossible no matter how many decades I spend.

>>73

I wonder how many generations it has been used.

>>73

I can detect magical power and monsters can also learn the art of movement, so it will work out somehow.

He looks like a soldier, so he might have died in battle.

So the dragon tribe that can fly was making a fuss.

Wee! Moo! Whoa!

Ashron’s partner also gives off a sense of being an outsider or an unusual person.

I think it’s amazing how you can somehow sense the past of a meme even though there are no memories or anything.

Well, including the information on the back cover.