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** When Marcille becomes the Lord of the Dungeon, the Winged Lion immediately eats her desire to take care of her hair and it rapidly becomes very unkempt. In one of the post-climax chapters, after this has been pointed out to her she's surprised and decides that since it's a pain to keep it out of her face, if no one's going to manage it for her she'll just have to chop it all off - she doesn't retain enough of this aspect of herself to even want to use a ponytail. In all later-set images of her, from the tapestries to other omakes, her hair is braided, if often more messily than she would have braided it herself once. Her friends are taking care of her.
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** When Marcille becomes the Lord of the Dungeon, the Winged Lion immediately eats her desire to take care of her hair and it rapidly becomes very unkempt. In one of the post-climax chapters, after this has been pointed out to her she's surprised and decides that since it's a pain to keep it out of her face, if no one's going to manage it for her she'll just have to chop it all off - she doesn't retain enough of this aspect of herself to even want to use a ponytail. In all later-set images of her, from the tapestries to other omakes, her hair is braided, if often more messily than she would have braided it herself once. Her friends are taking care of her.her.
** The anime's second opening has a shot of Delgal and Thistle dancing and having fun. At least in one world they get to be happy.
** The anime's second opening has a shot of Delgal and Thistle dancing and having fun. At least in one world they get to be happy.
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* Chapter 65
** Much of the chapter is BlackComedy. Marcille animates the bodies of her dead party members so that they imitate her movements. She's incredibly stressed the entire time but shows this in such an over the top way that it's quite funny until she gets all their bodies to safety and cries. After she's managed to revive everyone she yells at Laios for treating the situation lightly only to break down in tears again. Laios is contrite and Senshi, TeamDad that he is, sits with Marcille to comfort her. He's been the SoleSurvivor himself.
** Much of the chapter is BlackComedy. Marcille animates the bodies of her dead party members so that they imitate her movements. She's incredibly stressed the entire time but shows this in such an over the top way that it's quite funny until she gets all their bodies to safety and cries. After she's managed to revive everyone she yells at Laios for treating the situation lightly only to break down in tears again. Laios is contrite and Senshi, TeamDad that he is, sits with Marcille to comfort her. He's been the SoleSurvivor himself.
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** Kabru not only defends Laios from Lycion's attack, but also attempts to persuade him and his group from leaving by attempting to explain his reasons for hating the dungeon in an uncharacteristically awkward way. When Laios attempts to leave anyway, Kabru is worried that Laios could become an enemy of humanity, and thus would have to be killed by him, which he doesn't want. He tells Laios that he just wanted to be friends with him. Laios is skeptical, but Kabru (after punching him) admits that he went through a lot of trouble to get close to Laios's group, saying that he wanted Laios to develop an interest in people as well. Laios leaves anyway, but promises to bring Marcille back so they can all have a meal at a restaurant on the surface together.
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** Kabru not only defends Laios from Lycion's attack, but also attempts tries to persuade him and his group from leaving by attempting to explain his reasons for hating the dungeon in an uncharacteristically awkward way. When Laios attempts to leave anyway, Kabru is worried that Laios could become an enemy of humanity, and thus would have to be killed by him, which he doesn't want. He tells Laios that he just wanted to be friends with him. Laios is skeptical, but Kabru (after punching him) admits that he went through a lot of trouble to get close to Laios's group, saying that he wanted Laios to develop an interest in people as well. Laios leaves anyway, but promises to bring Marcille back so they can all have a meal at a restaurant on the surface together.
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* Chapter 95:
** Izutsumi doesn't know what she wants to do with her life now and begrudgingly accepts that she's unlikely to find the mage who cursed her to be a beastkin, so she meanders around seeing what the party will do. Laios does not want to be king but recognizes that it would help a lot of people. Senshi is looking forwards to some alone time; he misses solitude, though he likes the party and advises Izutsumi on her eating habits, and she decides she wants some of the pie he's making even if it does have vegetables. Chilchuck had been considering retirement but is stepping into a bit of a leadership role himself, wanting to take care of his fellow half-foots whose livelihoods had depended on the dungeon.
** Back in the villagers' part of the dungeon, monsters were pacified by Thistle's prohibition on them harming humans. These included wargs and Izutsumi. Laios, as we see later, is cursed to have monsters fear and avoid him by a wide margin, but somehow this doesn't include wargs and Izutsumi this time. Izutsumi talks to him like normal and wargs come up to Chilchuck while he's preparing intestines, and he hand-feeds them like they're the gentlest dogs.
** Izutsumi doesn't know what she wants to do with her life now and begrudgingly accepts that she's unlikely to find the mage who cursed her to be a beastkin, so she meanders around seeing what the party will do. Laios does not want to be king but recognizes that it would help a lot of people. Senshi is looking forwards to some alone time; he misses solitude, though he likes the party and advises Izutsumi on her eating habits, and she decides she wants some of the pie he's making even if it does have vegetables. Chilchuck had been considering retirement but is stepping into a bit of a leadership role himself, wanting to take care of his fellow half-foots whose livelihoods had depended on the dungeon.
** Back in the villagers' part of the dungeon, monsters were pacified by Thistle's prohibition on them harming humans. These included wargs and Izutsumi. Laios, as we see later, is cursed to have monsters fear and avoid him by a wide margin, but somehow this doesn't include wargs and Izutsumi this time. Izutsumi talks to him like normal and wargs come up to Chilchuck while he's preparing intestines, and he hand-feeds them like they're the gentlest dogs.
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* In Chapter 93, Laios has gone missing in the midst of the Winged Lion's defeat. Several of his friends are angry about this, with Chilchuck admitting that he won't be satisfied until he punches him. At the end of the chapter, Chilchuck kicks him toward Namari, Shuro and Kabru, who are rushing toward them. The last panel shows Shuro hugging him. Chapter 94 shows the hug in context with the bonus of Namari ruffling his hair.
* In the final arc, the Canaries and Kabru coaxing Mithrun into developing new desires to replace the ones he lost, giving him the will to live again. When Mithrun admits that he wasn't driven by vengeance but by his frustration that he wasn't finished off by the Lion (likening it to being the unwanted leftovers on someone's plate), Senshi offers accidental words of wisdom, thinking they were only talking about wasting leftover vegetables. It's at that when Mirthurn laughs for the first time in a very long while, showing that he is on the road to healing.
* In the final arc, the Canaries and Kabru coaxing Mithrun into developing new desires to replace the ones he lost, giving him the will to live again. When Mithrun admits that he wasn't driven by vengeance but by his frustration that he wasn't finished off by the Lion (likening it to being the unwanted leftovers on someone's plate), Senshi offers accidental words of wisdom, thinking they were only talking about wasting leftover vegetables. It's at that when Mirthurn laughs for the first time in a very long while, showing that he is on the road to healing.
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* In Chapter 93, 93:
** Laios has gone missing in the midst of the Winged Lion's defeat. Several of his friends are angry about this, with Chilchuck admitting that he won't be satisfied until he punches him. At the end of the chapter, Chilchuck kicks him toward Namari, Shuro and Kabru, who are rushing toward them. The last panel shows Shuro hugging him. Chapter 94 shows the hug in context with the bonus of Namari ruffling his hair.
*In the final arc, the Chapter 94:
** The Canaries and Kabru coaxing Mithrun into developing new desires to replace the ones he lost, giving him the will to live again. When Mithrun admits that he wasn't driven by vengeance but by his frustration that he wasn't finished off by the Lion (likening it to being the unwanted leftovers on someone's plate), Senshi offers accidental words of wisdom, thinking they were only talking about wasting leftover vegetables. It's at that when Mirthurn laughs for the first time in a very long while, showing that he is on the road to healing.
** Laios has gone missing in the midst of the Winged Lion's defeat. Several of his friends are angry about this, with Chilchuck admitting that he won't be satisfied until he punches him. At the end of the chapter, Chilchuck kicks him toward Namari, Shuro and Kabru, who are rushing toward them. The last panel shows Shuro hugging him. Chapter 94 shows the hug in context with the bonus of Namari ruffling his hair.
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** The Canaries and Kabru coaxing Mithrun into developing new desires to replace the ones he lost, giving him the will to live again. When Mithrun admits that he wasn't driven by vengeance but by his frustration that he wasn't finished off by the Lion (likening it to being the unwanted leftovers on someone's plate), Senshi offers accidental words of wisdom, thinking they were only talking about wasting leftover vegetables. It's at that when Mirthurn laughs for the first time in a very long while, showing that he is on the road to healing.
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** During her dream, she also encounters the Winged Lion, who despite having every reason to throw a wrench in the resurrection process, [[NoAnimosityInTheAfterlife decides to guide]] Falin along instead. And his words does show he [[PetTheDog still has empathy]] towards living beings:
--> '''Winged Lion''': [returning to life] certainly seems to be the more painful and cruel path to me... But, well... It's no concern of mine. Go on.
--> '''Winged Lion''': [returning to life] certainly seems to be the more painful and cruel path to me... But, well... It's no concern of mine. Go on.
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** During her dream, she also encounters the Winged Lion, who despite having every reason to throw a wrench in the resurrection process, [[NoAnimosityInTheAfterlife decides to guide]] Falin along instead. And his His words does show he [[PetTheDog still has empathy]] towards living beings:
--> ---> '''Winged Lion''': [returning [Returning to life] certainly seems to be the more painful and cruel path to me... But, well... It's no concern of mine. Go on.
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** Falin sees her legs are still covered in feathers thanks to the small part of the dragon’s soul remaining inside her. Rather than be horrified at the sight of this, Falin is instead amazed and actually elated to see her chimera legs.
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** Falin sees her legs are still covered in feathers thanks to the small part of the dragon’s dragon's soul remaining inside her. Rather than be horrified at the sight of this, Falin is instead amazed and actually elated to see her chimera legs.
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*** His entry on the hippogriffs have him thank Laios for finally solving a mystery that has plagued him for decades and being able to taste hippogriff soup again, with the page [[TenderTears stained with tear marks]].
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*** His entry on the hippogriffs have has him thank Laios for finally solving a mystery that has plagued him for decades and being able to taste hippogriff soup again, with the page [[TenderTears stained with tear marks]].
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** One is a flashback to Laios' childhood, around the time when Falin was born. His father and mother are initially surprised by little Laios' lack of reaction to the newborn, but the reader can quickly see they had nothing to worry about--Laios proceeds to toddle around the house and farm telling all of his family's animals about his new little sister.
** When Marcille became the Lord of the Dungeon, the Winged Lion immediately ate her desire to take care of her hair and it rapidly became very unkempt. In one of the post-climax chapters, after this has been pointed out to her she's surprised and decides that since it's a pain to keep it out of her face, if no one's going to manage it for her she'll just have to chop it all off - she doesn't retain enough of this aspect of herself to even want to use a ponytail. In all later-set images of her, from the tapestries to other omakes, her hair is braided, if often more messily than she would have braided it herself once. Her friends are taking care of her.
** When Marcille became the Lord of the Dungeon, the Winged Lion immediately ate her desire to take care of her hair and it rapidly became very unkempt. In one of the post-climax chapters, after this has been pointed out to her she's surprised and decides that since it's a pain to keep it out of her face, if no one's going to manage it for her she'll just have to chop it all off - she doesn't retain enough of this aspect of herself to even want to use a ponytail. In all later-set images of her, from the tapestries to other omakes, her hair is braided, if often more messily than she would have braided it herself once. Her friends are taking care of her.
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** One is a flashback to Laios' childhood, around the time when Falin was born. His father and mother are initially surprised by little Laios' lack of reaction to the newborn, but the reader can quickly see they had nothing to worry about--Laios about -- Laios proceeds to toddle around the house and farm telling all of his family's animals about his new little sister.
** When Marcillebecame becomes the Lord of the Dungeon, the Winged Lion immediately ate eats her desire to take care of her hair and it rapidly became becomes very unkempt. In one of the post-climax chapters, after this has been pointed out to her she's surprised and decides that since it's a pain to keep it out of her face, if no one's going to manage it for her she'll just have to chop it all off - she doesn't retain enough of this aspect of herself to even want to use a ponytail. In all later-set images of her, from the tapestries to other omakes, her hair is braided, if often more messily than she would have braided it herself once. Her friends are taking care of her.
** When Marcille
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** When Laios goes into a living painting, he sees moments from the lives of the royal family, before the Golden Kingdom sunk. The first is Delgal's birth, with the previous king and his wife besides themselves with joy over their little boy.
** The second scene Laios sees gives more of an impression of Delgal's character; At his wedding day, Laios accidentally lands on the prince's table. While the servants are furious and tell him off, Delgal himself just smiles and doesn't mind. It's his wedding day, after all, and Laios was merely celebrating.
** When Laios goes into a living painting, he sees moments from the lives of the royal family, before the Golden Kingdom sunk. The first is Delgal's birth, with the previous king and his wife besides themselves with joy over their little boy.
** The second scene Laios sees gives more of an impression of Delgal's character; At his wedding day, Laios accidentally lands on the prince's table. While the servants are furious and tell him off, Delgal himself just smiles and doesn't mind. It's his wedding day, after all, and Laios was merely celebrating.
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** One is a flashback to Laios' childhood, around the time when Falin was born. His father and mother are initially surprised by little Laios' lack of reaction to the newborn, but the reader can quickly see they had nothing to worry about--Laios proceeds to toddle around the house and farm telling all of his family's animals about his new little sister.sister.
** When Marcille became the Lord of the Dungeon, the Winged Lion immediately ate her desire to take care of her hair and it rapidly became very unkempt. In one of the post-climax chapters, after this has been pointed out to her she's surprised and decides that since it's a pain to keep it out of her face, if no one's going to manage it for her she'll just have to chop it all off - she doesn't retain enough of this aspect of herself to even want to use a ponytail. In all later-set images of her, from the tapestries to other omakes, her hair is braided, if often more messily than she would have braided it herself once. Her friends are taking care of her.
** When Marcille became the Lord of the Dungeon, the Winged Lion immediately ate her desire to take care of her hair and it rapidly became very unkempt. In one of the post-climax chapters, after this has been pointed out to her she's surprised and decides that since it's a pain to keep it out of her face, if no one's going to manage it for her she'll just have to chop it all off - she doesn't retain enough of this aspect of herself to even want to use a ponytail. In all later-set images of her, from the tapestries to other omakes, her hair is braided, if often more messily than she would have braided it herself once. Her friends are taking care of her.
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** His misgivings about Marcille included a fair degree of FantasticRacism towards her that he mainly kept to himself in the manga proper. When everyone was transformed by changelings, he felt that he was the same but noticed the others treating him worse, regarding his general aloofness as "putting on airs". Realizing that he'd regarded Marcille the same way, he vows to do better.
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*** His entry on the hippogriffs have him thank Laios for finally solving a mystery that has plagued him for decades and being able to taste hippogriff soup again, with the page [[TenderTears stained with tear marks]].
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** While the party's taking a long rest, Chilchuck wakes up Marcille to tell her he's getting up for water, and she's very groggy. Later, trapped in a room with a Mimic, he wonders if she'll notice he hasn't come back and concludes that she won't, she'll have gone back to sleep. She does in fact notice and rouse the party, though they only arrive ''after'' Chilchuck has managed to escape the room and kill the Mimic himself.
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** The mere fact that despite his insecurity and self doubt, Laios actually became a competent and well loved king, and spent much of his rule researching ways to make food production easier and more efficient.
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** The mere fact that despite his insecurity and self doubt, Laios actually became a competent and well loved king, and spent much of his rule researching ways to make food production easier and more efficient. The last scene is him teaching beastkin children the importance of food, as he walks with them through the farmlands overlooking the castle.
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* Chapter 91:
** A moment in hindsight is when Laios tells the Winged Lion to be free to go where it pleases, and not be tethered to humanity anymore, does the cosmic force '''curse him''' for stripping his desire away. Making it clear, the entity loved how [[HumansAreSpecial flawed humans were]]. Eternity meant nothing, and felt empty, to the demon if it couldn't share in Earthly passions with people anymore.
** A moment in hindsight is when Laios tells the Winged Lion to be free to go where it pleases, and not be tethered to humanity anymore, does the cosmic force '''curse him''' for stripping his desire away. Making it clear, the entity loved how [[HumansAreSpecial flawed humans were]]. Eternity meant nothing, and felt empty, to the demon if it couldn't share in Earthly passions with people anymore.
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** During her dream, she also encounters the Winged Lion, who despite having every reason to throw a wrench in the resurrection process, decides to guide Falin along instead. And his words does show he still has empathy towards living beings:
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** During her dream, she also encounters the Winged Lion, who despite having every reason to throw a wrench in the resurrection process, [[NoAnimosityInTheAfterlife decides to guide guide]] Falin along instead. And his words does show he [[PetTheDog still has empathy empathy]] towards living beings:
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** During her dream, she also encounters the Winged Lion, who despite having every reason to throw a wrench in the resurrection process, decides to guide Falin along instead. And his words does show he still has empathy towards living beings:
--> '''Winged Lion''': [returning to life] certainly seems to be the more painful and cruel path to me... But, well... It's no concern of mine. Go on.
--> '''Winged Lion''': [returning to life] certainly seems to be the more painful and cruel path to me... But, well... It's no concern of mine. Go on.
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* One is a flashback to Laios' childhood, around the time when Falin was born. His father and mother are initially surprised by little Laios' lack of reaction to his newborn little sister, but the reader can quickly see they had nothing to worry about--Laios proceeds to toddle around the house and farm telling all of his family's animals about his new little sister.
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* One is a flashback to Laios' childhood, around the time when Falin was born. His father and mother are initially surprised by little Laios' lack of reaction to his newborn little sister, the newborn, but the reader can quickly see they had nothing to worry about--Laios proceeds to toddle around the house and farm telling all of his family's animals about his new little sister.
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** His misgivings about Marcille included a fair degree of FantasticRacism towards her that he mainly kept to himself in the manga proper. When everyone was transformed by changelings, he felt that he was the same but noticed the others treating him worse, regarding his general aloofness as "putting on airs". Realizing that he'd regarded Marcille the same way, he vows to do better.
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** His misgivings about Marcille included a fair degree of FantasticRacism towards her that he mainly kept to himself in the manga proper. When everyone was transformed by changelings, he felt that he was the same but noticed the others treating him worse, regarding his general aloofness as "putting on airs". Realizing that he'd regarded Marcille the same way, he vows to do better.better.
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* One is a flashback to Laios' childhood, around the time when Falin was born. His father and mother are initially surprised by little Laios' lack of reaction to his newborn little sister, but the reader can quickly see they had nothing to worry about--Laios proceeds to toddle around the house and farm telling all of his family's animals about his new little sister.
* Extras:
* One is a flashback to Laios' childhood, around the time when Falin was born. His father and mother are initially surprised by little Laios' lack of reaction to his newborn little sister, but the reader can quickly see they had nothing to worry about--Laios proceeds to toddle around the house and farm telling all of his family's animals about his new little sister.
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** The mere fact that despite his insecurity and self doubt, Laios actually became a competent and well loved king, and spent much of his rule researching ways to make food production easier and more efficient.
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** The mere fact that despite his insecurity and self doubt, Laios actually became a competent and well loved king, and spent much of his rule researching ways to make food production easier and more efficient.efficient.
* World Guide:
** The guide includes Senshi's journal. Apparently, despite his misgivings about Marcille, when she was TakenForGranite he worried that she was [[AndIMustScream awake and immobile]] and told her stories.
** His misgivings about Marcille included a fair degree of FantasticRacism towards her that he mainly kept to himself in the manga proper. When everyone was transformed by changelings, he felt that he was the same but noticed the others treating him worse, regarding his general aloofness as "putting on airs". Realizing that he'd regarded Marcille the same way, he vows to do better.
* World Guide:
** The guide includes Senshi's journal. Apparently, despite his misgivings about Marcille, when she was TakenForGranite he worried that she was [[AndIMustScream awake and immobile]] and told her stories.
** His misgivings about Marcille included a fair degree of FantasticRacism towards her that he mainly kept to himself in the manga proper. When everyone was transformed by changelings, he felt that he was the same but noticed the others treating him worse, regarding his general aloofness as "putting on airs". Realizing that he'd regarded Marcille the same way, he vows to do better.
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** Falin sees her legs are still covered in feathers thanks to the small part of the dragon’s soul remaining inside her. Rather than be horrified at the sight of her legs, Falin is instead amazed and actually elated to see her chimera legs.
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** Falin sees her legs are still covered in feathers thanks to the small part of the dragon’s soul remaining inside her. Rather than be horrified at the sight of her legs, this, Falin is instead amazed and actually elated to see her chimera legs.
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* In the final arc, the Canaries and Kabru coaxing Mithrun into developing new desires to replace the ones he lost, giving him the will to live again. When Mithrun admits that he wasn't driven by vengeance but by his frustration that he wasn't finished off by the Lion (likening it to being the unwanted leftovers on someone's plate), Senshi offers accidental words of wisdom, thinking they were only talking about wasting leftover vegetables. It's at that when Mirthurn laughs for the first time in a very long time, showing that he (and by implication, even Thistle) is on the road to healing.
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** During her dream, she also encounters the Winged Lion, who despite having every reason to throw a wrench in the resurrection process, decides to guide Falin along instead.
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** The tapestries representing Laios' reign show that even after becoming king, his friends are still there with him. Marcille stays by his side as a court magician, and even Kabru is present when Laios tries out new foods for the populace, even if he is pissed off.
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** The tapestries representing Laios' reign show that even after becoming king, his friends are still there with him. Marcille stays by his side as a court magician, and even Kabru is present when Laios tries out new foods for the populace, even if he is pissed off.off.
** The mere fact that despite his insecurity and self doubt, Laios actually became a competent and well loved king, and spent much of his rule researching ways to make food production easier and more efficient.
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** Falin sees her legs are still covered in feathers thanks to the small part of the dragon’s soul remaining inside her. Rather than be horrified at the sight of her legs, Falin is instead amazed and actually elated to see her chimera legs.
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* In Chapter 93, Laios has gone missing in the midst of the Winged Lion's defeat. Several of his friends are angry about this, with Chilchuck admitting that he won't be satisfied until he punches him. At the end of the chapter, Chilchuck kicks him toward Namari, Shuro and Kabru, who are rushing toward them. The last panel shows Shuro hugging him. Chapter 94 shows the hug in context with the bonus of Namari ruffling his hair.
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** Even if nobody in the group believes that rescuing Falin is Laios' biggest desire, Marcille still tries to console him in case Falin's resurrection fails, Lion's curse or not.
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** Even if nobody in the group believes that rescuing Falin is Laios' Laios's biggest desire, Marcille still tries to console him in case Falin's resurrection fails, Lion's curse or not.
