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I was rereading the Novel, and I feel like Lara truly did not want to leave her family.

She probably knew there won't be another chance to see her family in one piece again, especially considering that 4 of them have human life span.

I got the impression that she delayed until the very last moment, before the future truly could not be changed if she didn't make a move.

She's a daddy's girl who would make sure her papa's work would not go to waste.

When I think about it, I almost got choked man. It's just sad.

What do you guys think?

So if you go through my profile you will find a history of posts detailing my girlfriend’s first anime experience! Her first anime being MT (god save our souls)

We just started s2 and with s2 comes the ED arc. Apparently somehow within the 2 years of being together and 1 year of living together, she didn’t even know ED was a real thing, so without further ado here is a girls first reaction to not only rudeus failing to get it up for Sara, but also ED as a whole. I swear this is direct quotes. LMAO.

“WAIT HES NOT HARD? OMG. Damn, she put her clothes on quick!!! look at him. He’s flopping around with his flopper on the ground naked that’s embarrassing. If that was me, I can’t look at him anymore.”

[me explaining that he can’t physically do it]

“Wait that’s real? You really can’t do it at all? Even if a girl like touches it? That’s so sad, there’s no way that’s true.”

[I tell her it’s the worst thing a guy can go through ever and guys would lose an arm before letting that happen]

“Call (best friend), I need to know if this is true.”

Thank you Rudeus, very educational.
Otherwise, she is really enjoying the series! She is very very angry that Rudy is being so stupid with Fits / Sylphy. When their mock battle started, she asked, why aren’t they kissing!

I'm not sure if the creators intended this, but the other two heroines' character arcs feel much less desperate and emotional compared to Eris. The direction naturally makes viewers gravitate toward Eris instead.

"This is a nice basement area. The way it's built, you'll hardly ever get mice comin' in."

Vol. 10 Ch 4

It's nice to reread the novels. You find a lot of this casual foreshadowing. But that one really hit me hard :D

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This isn’t a spoiler this is just a different perspective of Eris and her resolve from the finale of s1. The fact she felt this way before she knew she needed five years of training and using the memory of Rudeus to keep her strong to stay there. He may have suffered in the same timeframe, but she suffered also putting herself through physical hell and was working hard for him in the long run and he didn’t know it. She definitely had higher hopes for LOTS of kids she knew they were about to stay busy lol Yeah she's best girl <3

Learning about the Hero’s Journey helped me understand why Rudeus’s development feels so satisfying. We don’t know whether Rifujin intentionally followed it, but Volumes 1–13 track many of its stages almost to a tee. Countless stories share this structure, and Mushoku Tensei shows how effective it can be when an author puts their own spin onto it.

Here’s how I see it:

Ordinary world — Volumes 1–2: Rudeus’s childhood in Buena Village and his time tutoring Eris establish his relationships and expectations.

Call to adventure — The displacement incident: His ordinary life disappears overnight. Stranded with Eris, he has one goal: finding a way home.

Meeting the mentor — Ruijerd: Rudeus has talent, but Ruijerd gives him the survival skills and moral guidance he lacks.

Crossing the threshold — Traveling across the Demon Continent: By journeying with Eris and Ruijerd, Rudeus commits to the unknown.

Trials and growth — Monsters, discrimination, difficult choices, and his own mistakes gradually reshape his worldview.

Death and rebirth — Eris leaving: Rudeus reaches home only to lose the future he imagined with Eris. Searching for Zenith gives him a new purpose, even though he remains emotionally broken.

Revelation — The Sylphie arc: Through Sylphie, he realizes he can still be loved and accepted. The university gives him space to recover and build new relationships.

Change — Recovery and family: Recovering from ED is the clearest sign of his healing, but the bigger change comes through marriage, creating a home, and overall maturity.

Atonement — Turning point 3: Rudeus takes responsibility for his family by helping rescue Zenith, then has to confront his regrets about Paul and his role as a son.

The gift — A deeper understanding of family: He brings Zenith back but loses Paul, then becomes a father himself. The reward isn’t restoring the past; it’s learning to care for the family he still has.

Return changed — Volume 13: Rudeus returns to domestic life carrying everything he has experienced. The home he comes back to isn’t exactly like volume 1 but he even explicitly says that and he comes to terms with his new family.

My first contact with the MT world was the anime and it brought up a lot of emotions in me

But since the end of S3 I started reading the novel from where the anime ended bc I really wanted to know what happens next

However, today I rewatched some scenes and episodes from the anime and I didn't feel the same excitement and emotional weight as usual and I think that is because I already know what is going to happen

I didn't read too much (only one volume) but I know now what happens after S3 and now I don't feel the same excitement rewatching the anime

Do you think I should continue reading and risk making the anime experience "less exciting" for me or wait for the next season and ignore my curiosity?

Get it? Because it’s a rat and purple and it has Roxy and it’s old asf

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First one is translated by Google Translate

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