SLO Chapter 63

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8 thoughts on “SLO Chapter 63

  1. Only knowing religion through media, I wonder if this is the intent on why they’re called the seven deadly sins. This is why they preach so much against it. When you truly embody whatever sin it is, you lose out on your humanity. You lose your soul.

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    1. I guess… it’s because there’s no “reason” or intelligent reason behind those since all of the 7 sins are bound to our dna, even in animals and plants, overdoing it, then you’re no better than a beast with no reason~

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  2. Oh damn. Sloth is amazing. Luc took everything from him in one go! And the fact that Even Caligula’s family couldn’t fix it means that there’s probably no cure in this world, and maybe there won’t be any way to resist it either.

    Maybe all his enemies from now on will suffer a similar fate?

    Being able to take away all ambition and desire from someone is so fricken overpowered. It might even be enough to destroy entire countries, well that is only if they dared to make him an enemy.

    At this point the original Eroge is over. Luc might as well take over the entire Duchy and even the all the related houses behind Deskutos. He can just take their ambitions away and install puppet governors in their place and pretty much stop the entire rebellion from taking place.

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      1. You’re probably right. I was just thinking that Luc would do this on the premise that getting it done sooner would mean less work for him in future, but instead, he might just go some place where the civil war doesn’t affect him.

        Still, if members of either faction knew about his power, they’d likely try to bring him over to their side, either by offering him benefits or threatning the people he cares about. Though, I think Luc would probably decimate whichever side chose to offer threats over incentives. Then again, this is premised on the idea that either side has any knowledge about his power.

        Personally, if I was the head of either faction, (royalist/rebel leader) I’d either want him to be on my side or at least hope that he wouldn’t become an enemy.

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