It’s nice to see Flamela, who usually looks like she’s about to get angry first, wearing a face that says “(You can’t be serious)”.

It’s impressive that you can put on a brave front even though you’re secretly scared.

It seems that there are some people who don’t reflect on their actions and treat it as a minor offense.

Maybe that Flamera gets along better with orcs.

Well, looking at the orc that’s being tangled up, maybe not?

Is Flamera a lesbian?

No matter how it turns out, it’s adorable that she’s ended up in a position like a representative of the elves despite the situation being beyond Patadoru’s control.

The elven royal family stands at the pinnacle of humanity by using ancient magic or demonic powers to do as they please, so it would be problematic if someone investigated that.

It suddenly felt like the dialogue skills’ IQ increased here, and I was like, “What?” Is it the influence of eating the demon?

Because she is an anger woman in all directions of the Flamera society, I don’t think I would hate someone like Rios, even though I think he’s a weird guy.

Elves seem to have a lot of complicated history, given their high level of civilization.

It’s probably just that elves have messed up too much in the past to get to this point.

It’s just that I’m managing things so that inferior species don’t mess up.

It seems there are quite a few people who have actually seen someone who messed up just because they lived too long…

Laios isn’t stupid, he just has a low conversational IQ in the sense of being safe and diplomatic.

I’m not very good with interpersonal emotions, but I’m the type to ask questions aggressively when I have doubts, Raios.

Raios may have strange word choices or a warped sensibility, but otherwise, he is quite intellectual.

It’s just that I’m not good at casual conversations meant to deepen friendships, but I can handle negotiations normally, right, Rios?

I’ve lived a special life, so there are times when I can find joy even in unfavorable conditions.

If it weren’t for Farin, Lious would probably have lived a normal life as the village chief.

Was there such a setting…?

Where was it written?

I think the result of extending or shortening lifespan is that they ended up splitting into elves, gnomes, and dwarves.

Which of those races wished for the destruction brought by demons, I wonder?

The long-lived races, having caused chaos in the world and experienced significant pain as a result, have ended up taking on a managerial role, but whether this should be considered rational or not is debatable.

There was a scene somewhere with people who seem to be the original elves and dwarves granting wishes.

Live for 1000 years! No, 1000 years is too long…

Elves live for 1000 years! They live for 1000 years!

No, 1000 is too long; half of that is fine… because that’s how we are now.

Marshiru mentioned that the original lifespan of elves should be much longer, which is closely related to ancient magic according to her observations.

Ryos has a clear purpose, making him quite resourceful and courageous.

I think I’m not good at vague goals like becoming friends.

Elves are that, right?

In terms of position, you’re the old hag who destroyed that shrine!

Elves are a dominant race, so of course, demons and ancient magic that could overturn the structure of the world would manage it while pretending to be the guardians of the world.

In reality, a lifespan of 1000 years is definitely too long to consider.

There were probably a lot of suicides, right?

Until now, those short-lived species have been trying to assert dominance, but it must have been quite a challenge for them to deal with something that can live for 1000 years.

Is it because the long-lived species look down on other races naturally and provoke a backlash due to their insufficient education?

Marshil’s lifespan setting is also vague, and just having one Yado makes a huge difference in stability during battles.

Don’t die…

Mishiru-chan is also trying to ingratiate herself with Flamera for her own benefit, according to Teacher Kujidon.

In the first place, I am already aware that the demon is trying to come to the surface, so regardless of the past, I have no choice but to forcibly stop it.

It seems that the old types of elves lived in a primitive lifestyle and even practiced cannibalistic rituals (are they still doing it now?). This is probably because there were quite a few elves in ancient times who were closer to ancient humans, which left behind cultural and lifestyle remnants.

The elf’s traditional costume reveals a lot of skin, and the queen is basically from a tribe of nudists…

Since it’s about 1 in 100, it’s like an octopus that dies at 3 years old.

Marushiru is mine! It’s a cool scene, but that clueless person doesn’t notice…

Dwarves do not match my way of life.

Gnomes have an attitude that does not align with magic.

If other races can’t even live half as long as we do, it’s no wonder we become arrogant.

Is it understandable that old-fashioned elves say things like “Short-lived species? Oh, you mean inferior species?” or “They’re no different from monkeys,” or “I don’t even consider those beings to be humans”?

The thread image is related to the fact that humanity nearly perished due to the excessive use of demons, which are the source of ancient magic, so there is a situation where the information about ancient magic itself has been designated as forbidden and is being shut out and suppressed.

Isn’t that a scene where you’re forcing them to disclose information, which goes against the purpose and is out of bounds?

The ancient elves have nothing to do with Laios.

Laios is basically smart, but he relies too much on monsters for his decision-making materials and criteria…

I want to see young elves who are horrified by the outrageous discriminatory terms that come up during the casual conversations of the elderly gatherings.

I can’t believe the guidebook I relied on is completely made up by someone who has never been there at all…

If I hadn’t joined the Senshi, I would get stuck in a food crisis, and I would also be trapped by the orcs.

If we continue to grow throughout our lives, long-lived species may be great, but probably about half of life is a time of stagnation.

Hearing that those prisoners are an inferior species, they are quite taken aback, which shows that education in that area is fairly advanced.

Elves seem to change quite a bit depending on their generation and the land they live in.

It seems like the thoughts are as divided as those between the West Coast and East Coast of America.

It’s understandable to think about it, but I have to try to hold back from saying it out loud.

If this is the natural result, then it’s safe if it’s that kind of species.

Elves in the DanMachi world (or rather, everyone else too) are just former humans who wished for it from a demon.

The most ironic race trying to defeat demons while boasting the power of demons is the elves.

The elf elder knows that but keeps silent.

The devil has gone somewhere, but is black magic still usable?

Or have they become unable to use magic itself?

I didn’t think there would be any Patadollars left from here…

Inferior species

The king’s initial display of political skill was to calmly and unilaterally announce demands that could only be described as logically coherent, even though they were clearly unreasonable and unrealistic.

It was only for the purpose of hiding a single magician with us.

It seems to be a trend arising from the fact that we’ve faced severe backlash multiple times for treating other races horribly.

The village chief’s son really has a well-balanced upbringing.

The idea that values are standardized within a species is puzzling.

Even humans can’t do that, right?

Elves living in a place like Texas in that world have no hesitation at all when it comes to casting magic on short-lived races…

The devil is still around, just without any desires.

I love daughters from the species of lolicons.

Just because the winged lion is gone doesn’t mean there aren’t other demons (i.e., magical power interfaces) around…

Just the fact that that Lious is engaging in this kind of negotiation gives me a great sense of satisfaction.

Well, actual guidebooks and strategy guides are also pretty inadequate…

I love how Laios completely pulls off a cool move by hiding Marshir with his cloak to protect her.

Hey, pay attention! This is like a scene from that novel you really love! Hey!

It’s just that we can no longer contact that side (it’s become difficult to do so).

Ryos is a mix of extremely rational traits and foolish hobbies.

The ideal answer for diplomacy is to consider only after everything is disclosed and understood.

It’s just that the issues with that dungeon and the Laios party have settled down a bit; it’s not really something that will shake the world.

It seems that the magical power that was supposed to be lingering in the dungeon has explosively erupted to the surface, so it’s probably frightening that powerful magic can now be used on the ground as well.

Rather, Laios is good at logical conversations and has finished with emotional ones.

Well, when it comes to logical reasoning, it becomes difficult to communicate if it’s based on the person’s own logic.

Well, it seems that the demon hasn’t disappeared but has simply reverted back to its original mass of magical power because the desire to eat has disappeared.

The lion here is relatively anxious, but the reason for his anxiety isn’t because he’s scared of elves; it’s because the claim of having defeated the frenzied sorcerer is a lie, and he wants to get away quickly before it gets exposed, which is really bold.

Regardless of the differences in lifespan, after 10 years, everyone will have experienced the same 10 years, so I wonder how there could be such a significant difference in development?

Marshir was probably already independent by around 13 years old.

I wonder if desires for magical power will arise again in the distant future.

The strengths of the demi-humans in this world all come from demons, so the background is quite different from the standard fantasy.

In the future, it’s not impossible for demons to arise again, and in any case, it seems that the elves’ work is far from over.

Without Senshi, I probably would have retired at a lower level…

Offer!?

Pattadoro, who behaved politely until now, ultimately reveals that he never truly recognized Lios as an equal opponent through his subsequent attitude.

The world is shaking like crazy!?

It’s a different world from yesterday, you know!?

The reason why Raios goes full throttle and goes crazy when monsters are involved is simply because I want to confirm it now, as there may not be another opportunity to check it next time.

Well, it is a judgment that can be considered rational in a way…

I like Dergal Body’s Yaad.

Honestly, I want my luckless, wise little boy grandfather back.

Can we do something about Tsubasa Lion?

As long as I only boast about the power I wished for from the devil, it’s barely safe.

To forget the wishes and attempt to exterminate is truly the very essence of foolish humanity; the elves are no different.

The route where Laios was eaten by the red dragon is too tragic…

Thinking about what will happen to the country after the great founding king, Lios, is gone seems like it’s going to be quite a challenge.

The purpose of Rios is different; it’s just that the world changed as a result.

Honestly, the elf in DanMachi is quite a good guy, isn’t he?

I can only think that way because I know the background of the situation and the perspective of the elves.

If I were born as a short-lived species in that world and came into contact with elves, I would probably think, what are these guys?

I want to read a study on the legend of the King of Gluttony in the future of that world.