Which I'm personally fine with. It could just as well be the case that Urek took a long look at these people and how they treat one another (and especially those weaker than them) and came to the conclusion that this shitscape is exactly the world they deserve to live in. There was a time when I think Baam had a similar perspective, though of course that was always destined to change.
I think becoming a Ranker signifies graduation, as in: he no longer belongs in School. From here on he is a grown up, he can go to College and work. Hwaryun is prolly carving the way for him to be knighted Slayer at last, no more "candidate". I can't say where he is at for irregular standards tho.
They all have their flaws but they put each other over themselves. Dowon consigned herself to what could be an eternal hell for the sake of people who despised her.
As much as FUG has mistreated Bam and threatened his life, I think It boils down to 'ends justify means' kind of perspective. They need to fight the unbeatable King, and all sacrifices necessary must be made. I don't think they would pursue weaklings for no reason. White would, but one can make the argument he became like that because of Hon to begin with.
I'm not talking about FUG in particular, more just the general mindset of people in the Tower. How behavior like Rachel's is considered perfectly normal and acceptable. Urek could very well have seen all this himself and decided that they deserve what they're getting, and resolved himself to just get the hell out.
If you read the fragments from TUS people salvaged before SIU took it down. The outside world isn't some utopia, even among the "gods" weaker axis users aren't exactly living in a lap of luxury
But he's still considered a widdle kiddie by everyone around him (I don't see that changing as a result of this or anything else that happens in this battle), and only managing bare minimum kinds of feats to reinforce that idea. To me, this bleeds over to the reactions people have to what he does. It's always in a 'look at baby go!' frame of reference, not because the things he's doing are always particularly amazing in the broader sense. And then you get the visual of what we saw Zahard doing in this chapter. It seems like a deliberate reminder of how lacking the protagonist is compared to the real thing. We all knew that to be the case regardless, obviously, but SIU doesn't need to gleefully and deliberately rub our faces in it at every opportunity.
Yama literally threw out his plan to follow what Baam said. White and Cha are basically focusing all their power to make Baam's attack go through. Is this how you treat kids IRL? Make them the centerpiece of a delicate operation that needs finesse
And for all that, I would argue that not a single one of them look upon him like anything approaching an equal. He's still the little kid to them. At least that's the impression I keep getting as I read the chapters.
White: Monster, who is our Hope and Ace here
Of course , we don't even kow
Regular is not only a title you need to climb until the 134 floor to get rid of it .
Yeah no Enryuu defeating a guardian , mean he is far superior to common irregulars .
Bam is an regular how does that not get through, these characters are thousands of years old, they know bam is special and strong but he clearly a regular still and has regular limitations, they can obviously tell the difference between using shinsu on the floor and special abilities.
That doesn't make much sense, considering what happened. It seems likelier that he's going to be enraged with Baam for what he pulled, and go a lot harder at him than he was doing before. Settling with Raivolic can come after.
He treated his team mates like little kids who didn't need to hear the bitter truth and guided them straight into the trap. He's not even a light bearer so how on earth could he presume his plan would be better than submitting the bitter truth to the whole team then allowing them to chose for themselves!?!
Ohhh. Where is this working mother stuff coming from? lefav is arguably prettier than sharon but her relevance was too short lived.
I think Siu will enjoy delaying this phase (Baam's growth) for the next 4 to 5 years, the time for him to figure out what this whole manwha is really about
I have no idea what you're trying to say.
Delaying bam growth how? Bam growth is where it should be, what does bam being hr in strength officially does for the story? Who are you guys using as reference to point at as a delay? Bam is the only irregular we have followed on the climb, we have seen data z at the hf he wasn't even midtier ranker strength or anything like that he was likely irregular A class strength at most.
