Introducing a School arc so late in the history is very strange, and the way Bell was introduce to it is quite absurd. In a time when Hestia Familia responsibilities skyrocketed, we see this school life going on. The plot between the Tulle's sister is wasted, and the way Bell has to lie and use a bunny costume is ridiculous. So many contradictions with the rules the author set in previous volumes, we find now even another level 7 adventurer that no one knew about.
On revient au calme après tout ce qui s'est passé dans les volumes précédents et c'est pour le mieux honnêtement.
J'ai plutôt bien apprécié le risque qu'a pris l'auteur d'introduire un arc académie aussi tard dans l'histoire et pas au début. Ça prend à contre-pied le point de vue de base qu'on a dans ce genre de trope, avec un protagoniste qu'on a déjà bien vu évoluer tout au long de l'histoire qui remet en question tout ce qu'il a appris depuis que son histoire a commencé.
Même si c'est un volume qui sert de build-up, j'aurais aimé avoir plus de lore sur le monde des mortels, surtout sur la période Zeus et Hera ou encore avant l'apparition des deusdea dans le monde des mortels. Ça aurait été une bonne occasion d'introduire ça à mon avis.
Hors les sœurs Tulle, les autres personnages de l'académie sont oubliables. Ils apportent néanmoins un point de vue hors Orario des personnes dedans qui est quand même rafraîchissant. J'espère juste en voir plus de notre second niveau 7, qui a l'air quand même d'avoir bien apprécié Bell. Ça serait bien d'avoir une autre perspective de quelqu'un d'aussi puissant hors Ottar qui est juste un berserker.
Le volume est bien et fait largement l'affaire pour donner envie de voir ce que la suite nous réserve. Hâte de continuer.
After the heavy and action-packed previous arc, it's nice to get something lighter to begin the new arc! I wasn't expecting this series to turn into a magic school thing but here we go. Still, we get to finally know more about Eina (which was there from the beginning!) Her sister Nina feels like very much like a teenage schoolgirl with teenage worries, which was refreshing for the series. And the dungeon finale was picture perfect. I don't expect this school arc to continue for long, but it's a nice break between high stakes happenings that's for sure.
Very very solid book though as the author said it has a cliche formula. The most important part to this book to me was the message and afterwords; never in my life have I been inspired and touched by afterwords, it’s something I can see having a genuine effect on me in the future. The optimism of Omori just shines in it and his story, truly a blessing reading this series. And I’m stopping here until Volume 20 comes out in October, it’s been a journey.
The School a giant ship arrives near Orario. Bell after the famila war with Freya, gets roped into sneaking aboard with Hermes. Then he gets invited to attend, and help a struggle group of newbies with the dungeon. It's a good book. AS typical with the series, there's humor and action. Seems like the series is going to wrap up shortly.
It was kind of nice to read about Bell in some non-life-threatening situations. A much less stressful read than volume 18. It does seem, however, the number of girls chasing him isn't going to go down anytime soon.
Bell takes a break from his familia to attend boarding school, where we suddenly get a completely new group of characters. This volume is mostly a means to introduce Eina's sister and mature Bell as an adventurer. It was fun overall, but hopefully we get more of the main cast next volume.
The amount of girls falling for Bell is getting out of hands! In a modern world, Nina would win instantly but in this world It don’t know what her chances are😅