If it doesn’t grow in a durable direction after this, it’ll die along the way…

Winning against the teacher is revenge.
At this point, there is already almost no evil left.
Since I was raised by that dad, it’s only natural that I have the chivalric spirit from the start.
I can’t imagine that you would become evil through the teacher’s education from here.
It seems that Mist was interfering even before we picked it up after it was swept away by the river.

Even taking into account that the enemies in the main story are normally strong, I think that Hyunckel, if he fights with all his might using a sword, is probably stronger than Dai without a crest.

There might be an interruption from Mist, but when we defeat the current enemies, it seems likely that someone will say something like, “With your strength, you could kill Avan if you didn’t hold back.”

This guy was actually mass-producing women with their brains fried all around the world, wasn’t he?

At this point, it’s already too noble.

In this way, a person who traveled the world ended up helping others.
The gap until a country is completely burned to the ground is incredible, isn’t it?

“Are you okay, hand?!” “All the fingers are still attached.” There’s already a hint of what’s to come in that exchange.

It is a fact that my adoptive parent was ruthlessly shattered before my eyes.
As long as misunderstandings persist, the desire for revenge easily resurfaces.

Bartos also cooked so well, and they’re probably properly considering the process of Hyunkel becoming the main story’s Hyunkel.

It’s interesting that this time the enemy is mostly Mist.

A proper father!
A righteous teacher!
An erotic and cute big sister!
There are currently no elements that would lead to rebellion at all.

If Shupure-chan is safe, she probably won’t fall into darkness.
The dilemma of wanting you to be safe.

Are we going to wipe out Papunika from here…?

At that time, when he was being selfish, it seemed like he had a somewhat apologetic look in his eyes, and I think he always had admiration and respect for the teacher.
Bartos’ revenge surpasses everything.

I wonder if I’ll feel really uncomfortable in Papunika.

Considering his true character, if he were to seek revenge, it seems like he would challenge Avan-sensei to a duel head-on.

The moment of revenge doesn’t feel so evil, and there must have been various things that happened before it turned into a despicable face.

You’re the worst, Mist…

I think that being raised by monsters is more of a minefield than a desire for revenge against Aben.

It’s funny how Mist’s stock price has plummeted after going around and around.

The village girl is also like that, but it’s a setup for Hyunkel’s fall into darkness.
Because I constantly feel the anxiety that the guest will die…
I’m quite anxious about what will happen with the Shupure.

I can’t let the teacher know I’m the heroine.
I wonder if Hyunckel will keep charming girls wherever he goes from now on.

A half-hearted person who can neither become a complete puppet of Burn nor live as a man with a soul has the audacity to admire it! Know shame, know shame!

The journey of the teacher and little Hyunkel has a different vibe compared to Dai and the others, making it quite refreshing.

I don’t want unnecessary things like interference from the mist.

It’s辛い to make the readers realize that if Mist hadn’t intervened, they would have completely reconciled.

After all, we’re just human… No, that’s a strange specification, isn’t it?

Isn’t there a possibility that one of the swordsmen from Berkus might be their real father or mother?

No one is worried about Hyunkel’s hands!

I can’t believe that from now on we won’t have to slay a single monster, and Avan doesn’t know the circumstances.
It’s more like a relationship with a time bomb.

The reason for going astray is said to be that after failing at revenge and embracing dark fighting spirit to become stronger, it had an impact on my mental state.

Speaking of which, we haven’t fought a monster yet in the story…

I’m moving towards the light, but how do I get from here to that…?

Well, I respect the teacher, but that aside, since he is my enemy, my emotions are all over the place, and I’m overflowing with dark fighting spirit—that’s the old Hyunkel for you…

It seems like there’s a panel where the right hand, which should be injured, is holding a shield…

The leader who commands the army of the undead can’t possibly be mortal.

It’s a bit late to mention, but age-wise, Hyunkel is quite a bit older than Avan’s disciples.
Maaム hasn’t been born yet, right?

The matchup between Avan and Hyunkel should have been such a delicious plot point that could be used for the climax of a side story, but it’s already a waste that in the main story, Hyunkel was ambushed and easily defeated.