'so bound'?
Ought the full stop be green rather than orange? Not necessarily a problem, just looks a tad queer to me and I can't remember how you usually handle it.
'sign'
'prevented'
Extraneous 'at'?
I think given how long Mr. Atom has had to try and put into lace palms or actions that would let hike take over the world and hasn't, the more frightening and plausible scenario is that he ISN'T operating outside Batman's observations or knowledge.
Ah, the dragon flight mentioned last chapter. I wonder, did the wyvern rider squadrons ever develop the idea of a parachute? Or do they simply go down with their mount, as it were, in a bit of honourable foolishness?
Nor the sort of overwhelming fear that turns his thoughts firmly yellow. Merely a selection of the normal neuroses that most people live with... Albeit focused on more fascinating targets.
Stuck with the dubious minor benefits, and able to dodge some of the responsibilities. No wonder the local Gods don't like him.
I mean, she's hundreds of feet in the air on the back of a vicious beat, secured by straps of unknown quality with only the hope of getting caught by her companion if said straps fail. She has good reason to be a little green.
He sounds the sort who would. Not enough sense to be afraid, too much ego to consider that he might get hurt...
I would assume that's a cavalryman on the ground. Still impressive, if embarrassing.
...You say that, but Chocobos are a thing. And given how often Japanese properties take inspiration from each other, I can't help but imagine there's a country out there who ride giant bird-steeds into war.
I'd say the Wyvern Knights have strong stomachs, then. I bet resistance to motion sickness is a common trait amongst them.
It was definitely an eye-opener, at least. Nothing says impressive like several tons of giant flying 'lizard' dropping out of the sky in front of you.
An easy mistake, given she's probably disconnected from regular warfare enough not to see the dirty side of things, both in battle and in politics.
Teething troubles always happen when any new technology get introduced into a war.
And doing it in as impressive a manner as swooping down out of the sky on a dragon, at that.
A sensible idea. Naturally just part of his pessimistic sense of what could go wrong next.
He means a heavy mounted crossbow, often used by ancient Rome. Definitely something that could hit high-altitude targets if they could angle up. And given that their enemies do have wyvern knights, they certainly would.
In other words, they'll be confident that they can fend him off with minimal effort and a few casualties. Gonna be a bad day for them once the cannons open up.
Although the Gods are unlikely to want to fool around with a world as advanced as modern-day Earth. Depending on how much control they have over the gates, anyway.
His little sister? Do tell...
I mean, she's not wrong. About Diabo, at least, though Zorzal sounds the 'mighty-thewed warrior king' type for his part... The kind of man more comfortable on a charger than a council seat.
And Diabo isn't a bad catch, as long as you can get him to show some backbone.
Always gonna have that fear that 'Am I strapped in right?'
Heck, the only reason he's not flying by himself is to minimise the chance of identification.
No doubt using the Ring to steady his own guts...
Though soiling the deck of a friendly ship would be as embarrassing.
Whoopsie.
Doubtful, unless their shipbuilding is really pathetic.
Thank you, corrected.
No, because the green is just where she's focusing.
True, but these ships have cannon balls enchanted to be incendiary as well as larger cannons intended to bombard city walls from the sea. The drawback is that the enemy ships don't have powder to ignite.