>>1

Your head is probably similar.

Just because the king doesn’t get angry often doesn’t mean you can go too far, old hag.

>>2

If you’ve been a wreck for 80 years, it’s a bit understandable that the king would get soft.

Longer-lived than I thought.

The king sees all.

I’m glad that the prophet’s actions are officially recognized by the king.

At 80 years old, this mentality.

I want to see a beautiful prophet girl in a flashback or something.

Elderly lesbian couple

She might have been a nice little girl back in the day.

Even though I’ve been in the royal palace for 80 years, I don’t even know what Lucas looks like. How useless can you be?

The prophet is like that, and the king is falling apart due to chronic illness and stomach pain, so that country doesn’t seem to have a long future.

Why is it immortal in the first place?

The power of the king?

>>18

I wonder if getting favored by something like that sea creature gives you bonuses or something.

🤴…

>>19

(My stomach hurts…)

When you become an ability holder, do you get an internal clock like a Saiyan?

Or is there someone in the royal palace with the power to hinder aging?

The king spoils the prophet, so Lucas has to undertake a troublesome mission.

>>22

Since it’s a chance to get closer to killing the king for Lucas, that’s what he desires…

Lucas, you like the fact that Julian killed the super strong prince born to the queen you hate, right?

I had a faint idea, but the prophet is completely the opening act and the final boss is the king, along with the dark knight faction.

It might also be a proxy war involving beings like gods of each natural world that grant special abilities.

I picked it up when I was 15, so isn’t it 95?

It seems that it’s recently become more like a clumsy or out-of-control situation.

>>27

That’s dementia…

>>28

It was mentioned that Lucas’s mom died, right!?

>>27

Compared to the king, you’re just a chick.

I’m done with that royal family.

O… hey, King! Do something about this guy!

The king feels too disconnected from the protagonist to be the final boss.

From that feeling, even if the king says to stop, the prophet will go and kill on their own, huh?

It seems too coincidental that an octopus appeared on the ship, doesn’t it?

Even if I say so, it has brought about significant achievements, right?

I wonder if my brain is aging too… It’s sad.

I wonder if the king won’t become senile.

The wise king becoming senile and turning into a tyrant is a classic development.

>>39

An image of being tired from long life and old wounds.

I don’t know yet because I haven’t shown my true feelings.

>>42

It feels like the sense of scale is no longer human because I’ve been alive for over 400 years, or rather, due to my dementia.

The king’s half-hearted indulgence is causing an increase in human casualties.

I thought it was a cute prophet, but it might actually be a position like Enya’s grandma.

While pledging loyalty to the king, they defied his son, and estimated that it happened in Mira; now they are trying to kill his daughter without realizing their plan has been exposed.

Once again, the all-knowing prophet-chan (over 80) knows nothing.

>>44

There are too many things I don’t know, even though I am a prophet.

Foretelling is something you can’t do anything about by yourself…

The king is so sweet that while he is alive, there isn’t much of a problem, but as soon as he dies, it seems likely that the royal family will experience internal divisions, intensifying political strife and weakening or destroying the country.

Are you okay?

Isn’t it just careful preparation to turn the prophet into a work of art with both strength and youth?

Is it correct to say that Prophet-chan is treating Lucas this way knowing his true identity (since I haven’t seen him for too long to recognize his face)?

>>49

In terms of background, I should originally be killed, but the fact that I’m kept alive under these conditions means I can be treated roughly.

Julian the otter, who is just getting caught up in things.

Maybe it’s useless except for being able to predict…

>>51

It’s running amok, but rather than being incompetent, it’s just that what they want to do exceeds their own capabilities.

It’s impossible to stop god-level beings with just one prophecy, but for the person themselves, it’s hard to just do nothing and zone out, so it becomes difficult.

Rather, the current situation is being treated as it should be – it’s properly strange.

Lucas is also getting involved, but how many years has the king and his aides been alive?

Is it due to the king’s long life, his abilities, or something from the beginning that I can’t tell, but doesn’t it seem like his humanity has diminished quite a bit?

When there was more humanity, were they perhaps sweet and naive like the princess…?

By the way, I’m in big trouble right now, losing an arm with a score of 5 to 1, Julian.

Rather, you’re quite soft on your family, showing a lot of humanity.

No matter what I say or how I say it, I will act on my own under the name of loyalty.

>>61

The king is probably annoyed enough to send assassins because you won’t listen when he tells you to stop!

I realized this was what Luca said to Julian about killing his own family without hesitation.

Not only is she disliked by the queen, but the fact that she has no intention of hiding her desire to kill the king is impressive for someone who is still alive…

>>64

If the king can’t handle being a water man, then it can’t be helped if he is killed by the child of prophecy.

Maybe the king is stronger than Water Man, and even if his weaker son says something like “I’ll kill you,” it feels more like a cute rebellious phase.

It seems I won’t be called with the honorific “chan” anymore.

But I like being angry when I’m wrapped up by a lesbian.

Since the anonymous person cannot distinguish between prophecy and prediction, they are often referred to as a prophet in the thread, estimated to be around 90 or above.

It’s really sad to be tossed around by an ability you can’t control.

Clearly, I am continually pulling the trigger on my own prophecy fulfillment…

>>70

There is definitely a possibility for that, but given that the king wants to meet the prophesied child, there’s a chance that whichever option is chosen, it could lead to a dead end.

I was wondering what to call an old person who hasn’t aged but still looks young, but in the end, I settled on calling them a witch…

The foolish king and the treacherous minister who thought of themselves as loyal subjects made a perfect match.

At least the black knights standing next to the king are looking at Luca’s face normally, which is terrible.

Hah, if you have a special ability, you can interfere with prophecies, so if someone with a special ability kills the child of the prophecy, there wouldn’t be any problem, right?

I guess Lucas’s mother died on a route where the prophecy was visible, but nothing was done.

You’re overly indulgent with your family, but you’re not a foolish king!

>>80

A foolish king who could not control his subordinates and put his family and citizens in danger.

I’ll watch from the best seat, so hurry up and die.

You were ordered to protect the prophet, but since there was no inquiry about the prophet’s life or death, does that mean it’s okay to kill them?

>>81

Because I’m too lenient with my family, I think I’ll forgive Lucas for anything, even if it makes my stomach hurt a little.

If this is a story where Lucas’s mother is also Diana’s mother in Mira, then it’s not a prophet but a clown.

Lacryma looks like Dad, huh?

It seems that there is a tragic past that hasn’t been revealed yet, so depending on that, there’s a possibility that Yulian could side with them in the future.

>>85

If that’s the case, the guys who died listening to the old hag’s orders look like fools, don’t they?

>>86

“By the way, it would be nice if you could just die, since you’re obeying my orders and dying anyway, either way you’re foolish!”

>>110

That prophet is also scheduled to be dealt with by Lucas, so they will join the ranks of fools!

Whether it’s for better or worse, the king seems to lack attachment.

To both children and the nation

>>87

But I have feelings for the prophet’s grandmother…

If Lucas’s mom were the mother of the prophesied child, that would be highly artistic…

Isn’t ignoring the king’s orders a form of betrayal?

>>90

It’s better than following orders and letting them die, so the person thinks…

>>90

I’m doing it for my sake…

>>90

Well, that turns into a discussion of “When a lord acts towards their own ruin, which is the true loyal vassal: to stop them or not?”

Don’t leave it unattended for five years!

Rather, this mentality is due to being spoiled for 80 years.

Isn’t this a typical case of trouble caused by the prophet girl?

Although they were committing power harassment against Anvar, this person is really turning the subject and object upside down.

It seems similar, but not really.

As a result of listening to what was said, Lucas’s mother ended up in a terrible situation, so it became a matter of ignoring it and changing the outcome instead.

In the first place, even though I’m saying it’s a child, there seems to be something left regarding whether it’s the same person as the one with past wounds.

I wonder if there are abilities related to takeover.

>>100

It might be about something like a possessed goat.

Well, even if Lucas’s mother passed away and he became unstable…

If Lucas’s mother had a good relationship with him, I would want her to have an inkling about the identity of the faceless knight…

Lucas has a feeling that he resembles Diana more.

It’s a joke that the person saying “ignore, ignore” is actually the child of someone important.

>>103

At that point in the explanation, I at least know that they are the king’s child, and it’s possible they might even know who their mother is.

It’s just because that’s how the contract is.

It’s your fault that my stomach is hurting…

It’s certainly true that Mira had children, and it really seems possible that she could be Luke’s mother.

>>107

Mira, Luke, Zora Magdaros, Teo Teskatl…

It seems that when I see the king’s response, he won’t handle things himself.

I feel a vibe like, “If I die, then that’s fine.”

I haven’t seen your face, after all…

I guess you can only talk to the person inside when they’re leaving, right?

So, when it comes to pledging loyalty to the king, this guy is secretly involved with a third-party figure, right?

It was confirmed that the king inherited the extraordinary ability of the octopus mama, right?

>>113

I think that’s certain.

It seems that you are not showing affection towards Rakurima-chan.

I think that king is useless.

No one has ever seen their face.

I don’t have it either.

After that, I took off my helmet in front of the black knight of the Imperial Guard and it was no good.

I thought they would be a character that appears until the end of the story, but…

After reading the latest chapter, it seems like the character isn’t that important and might end up dying and disappearing halfway through.

If there are so many children, they probably don’t remember the children of the useless ability user.

It’s the same as not remembering the normal characters after pulling a gacha.

Could it be that the prophet grandma is a clown?

I like this child because they are cute.

Lucas is definitely the one who will turn Diana into a delinquent!

Well, basically, if Prophet-chan doesn’t go on a rampage, there would be almost no reason for Yulian to fight or for Lucas to go through convoluted methods.

Even if you bring them before the king, it’s just a matter of subtly deceiving them, so it’s correctly a ruse.

Upon closer inspection, I see that the one in front can’t see because they were drawing their sword…

Isn’t this guy’s physique too strong?

>>124

I guess you have confidence in winning.

If the trigger for things going wrong was related to Mira.

I feel like I’m going to despair at what I’m trying to do, which is the murder of Diana.

>>125

From Lucas’s perspective, it means that the person who is trying to use it as a tool to kill the king believes that his younger sister, whom he couldn’t protect, is involved.

This manga character doesn’t really do any strange misdirections except for wildly misunderstanding information.

Isn’t that Lucas, Mira’s son, who said that Mira and the baby in her belly died normally (or at least he thought they did, but somehow they were resurrected)?

The king picked it up 80 years ago, so is he 96 years old?

A character who pretends to be an ally to get close to someone they want to kill and leads them to be killed.

This is… Wolfwood’s position…

I inadvertently thought this was cute.

No matter how good Diana was, everything would be turned upside down by the goat inside.

There’s a scar on the neck, so Mira must have been on the verge of death when she parted from her mother.

If resurrected by the king, one might become immortal just like a prophet.

>>134

If they’re immortal, then they’re quite a bit older than Julian.

>>143

From Mira’s perspective, Lucas’s age seems appropriate for his years, doesn’t it?

If the person who was hurt 400 years ago was a child, then I think the idea would come to mind that they have come back again…

During that time, I haven’t aged, so maybe he hasn’t either…

So that means Rakurima-chan and Diana are sisters too?

I’m sorry for calling you prophet-chan.

Since yesterday, I’m the prophet grandma.

I wonder how Lucas treats Suiman-ko-chan.

>>138

Just because she’s the daughter of the wretched woman who killed my mother doesn’t mean I don’t hate her.

They look exactly the same.

>>142

But I feel like the country that treats such a prophet like that should perish! It seems my lucas point is rising…

When Suiman set out, I was still a baby, so you must be aware of that, right?

Rather than whether it’s the same person, doesn’t it matter if they are a presence that can inflict wounds on you that never heal?

I thought the Ganguro King might be an upper being who doesn’t care about humans and is just emulating a wise king.

The unmasked king looks like he has been living for a long time and has lost his motivation.

>>140

I’ve been dying every night for 400 years because my wounds keep reopening, so it’s understandable that I’d get tired of living.

If Mira is Lucas’s mother and Diana’s father is the Supreme Ruler, I don’t understand where the goat comes into the mix.

If Mira is from a family with goat-related abilities, it becomes unclear why she didn’t use her powers when she was cornered on the ship.

It feels like Yulian and Titi got caught up in the commotion, right?

This guy is Julian.

I am a victim who has received extraordinary abilities by chance, completely unrelated to royalty, and am now merely targeted for my life.

>>147

When the prophet grandma first met Julian, she just described him as someone tormented by fate, a person who had been oppressed…

>>154

Right now, it’s only the Prophet who’s oppressing Julian.

>>147

For now, everyone recognizes the ability users as distant relatives, and they probably don’t think that they made a contract from the beginning, so they are likely regarded as related to the royal family.

>>147

But if the life of the daughter of the benefactor who was kind to me is being targeted, it’s not unrelated, is it!?

It seems like the queen is talking about something a bit crazy while doing the same thing.

The one that Mom said is inside Diana is the king. Isn’t that the guy from 400 years ago?

I have a stomachache too, but I will endure it.

Lucas seems like Mira’s son, but in the part where he recognizes that his mother is not missing but has died, he doesn’t seem much like Mira’s son.

>>153

Lucas’s neck wound seems to be quite fatal, so that might be the reason.

Well, I guess that’s something an intermediary who sold them as a slave would do.

Because Veselka probably has a supernatural ability as the title suggests.

The memories of characters around the king are somewhat unreliable.

Mira’s knife is quite beautifully decorated, you know.

The legitimate wife’s child is somehow killed and is being shunned in the palace as incompetent.

The concubine’s children are being killed by the legal wife.

The child I picked up has started to get forgetful now that they are an older senior.

I am the king…

With that expression, I guess it means the king is tormented every time night comes.

The king’s situation is quite difficult.

Prophet… chaan…

If it’s Lucas’s character, he might easily let it slide because he doesn’t want to listen to that damn old man’s orders.

If the king were alive and lived for 400 years, it seems like Lacrima-chan could become the xx princess, but even so, she’s still the third princess.

Isn’t it too much to kill anyone other than the legitimate wife?

>>166

The result of being unbothered by anyone leads to that kind of mentality, which is quite ironic.

Even you, the supreme one, are gentle and noble enough to be worshiped by Anval…

If it’s a son like Mira says, he would normally be around the same age as Julian.

I wonder if the reason for going to the baron is really to escape or if it’s just an excuse to meet the prophet.

From Lucas’s perspective, he probably wants to let him go in this situation because he hopes to grow and kill the king as foretold.

Like a supreme overlord.

The prophet girl from the thread has big eyes and is so cute, right?

Recently, I’ve completely become an old lady.

Julian was… trying to be saved desperately by 99 children who were twisted, and in the end, Mira died in his place, which left him with no other choice but to dedicate his life to Diana…

I wonder if Yurian’s lifespan is also 100 times longer.

If they were acting out of self-interest, it would be one thing, but knowing that they are doing it for me makes it different.

The king doesn’t really want to say something harsh to the prophet-chan…

So I’ll use my kid, who is relatively easy to move around…