Capítulo 425: Homecoming
Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation
The Grandruler of Forgiveness silently watched Baiyi ponder the huge problem he faced. Only when Baiyi raised his head did the Grandruler continue speaking, saying, "Am I correct to surmise, from your reaction, that you understand what the Laws are? If that is the case, then I believe you will give the best answer to my last question. Will you submit completely to me?"
Baiyi had expected this question. There was just no way the Grandruler would have agreed to the back and forth questions because it was curious. Baiyi was silent for a few moments, and then he decided to do one more thing before he answered the Grandruler.
At Da Xue, the Archmage, who was teaching a class, suddenly froze, and his suit of armor crashed down to the ground and scattered, inciting screams of horror from the students he had been teaching.
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KafkaOfTheRubbles
KafkaOfTheRubbles [1] Is that Baiyi’s equivalent of “Dad? Someone in school is bullying me~”?
[2] “I can explain,” said Baiyi. “Nah,” said the rest of us.
[3] “So who do you choose among a harem of anime trope girls?” “Yes.”
[4 & 5] It’s a common jab among Chinese that some people, especially when not that proficient in English, love to speak it (sometimes with an accent) to sound cool and educated. Of course, this is a case of Your Mileage May Vary, with some people thinking that using English instead of their mother tongue (especially when the conversationalists are Chinese) is worthy of mockery, to some people who think it’s good language practice to speak it with a fellow friend who’s proficient, even if they could all just use Chinese instead. I am sure you True Believers know similar cases pertaining your own race and society, right? Especially when English isn’t your native tongue? I’m definitely in the more laisser-faire camp, since being Bilingual+ (Malaysians, you know?), I speak in a horrifying mixpot of languages, sometimes with a sentence being made out of part Chinese, English, Malay, Hokkien, and others. It’s instinctive of me to switch my language, words, and grammatical structure from sentence to sentence, sometimes even mid-sentences. What about you guys, True Believers?
[6] Oh, that explains it. Know this “city”, guys?
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