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Angworu

That ... went a lot better than expected. Then again, I did kinda expect a violent death once they left the barrier

Blaize Haynes

Absolutely insane plan but if anyone can pull it off it’s Rachel

Sivart

I’m nervous,can sally use the devil’s grace, cause I don’t have the best feeling

Wensber

Thanks for the chapter!

Tim

So Dan wasn't the centinel listening to her? He is probably still mad.

Danijel Turina

Did Sally just do a group teleportation through all seven layers of the strongest barrier the greatest Human mages were able to build, and a million Centinels couldn't break through? :)

Gonvas

Could a truce be made with the Matriarch where to quell her anger for losing an elite child, Salvos and co help Centina become an elite?

Dragonmaster_42

So my guess wasn't that far off so far...

Danijel Turina

"And with that, the Headmaster of Mavos Academy rushed out of the room to give chase to the two students who had given him the most troubles throughout the years." - The girls will have such a warm welcome even if they don't get eaten by the Centinels...

ArcaneOverride

I keep waiting for Sally to feel a snap, as the dwindling thread connecting her essence to Salvos' finally exhausts its ductility and breaks, before she gets bombarded by notifications about gaining experience and levels for everything she's done since Salvos left the plane. I feel like that's where this is going. Her description of that connection shrinking away and her starting to regenerate her own mana, as well as Salvos having 10 clones again, while Salvos' memories fade from Sally's mind, really seems to be foreshadowing Sally becoming a fully independent entity.

Crashdevil

I honestly can't see Clayton in any sort of negative light here and I think he has caught way too much flak over the last few chapters. Thinking as objectively as possible, every decision he has made so far has been the best one. Rachel's plan should not even come close to working, especially since centinals are swarm monsters under the control of their matriarch. It would definitely be interesting to see this plan backfire horribly, forcing Rachel and Sally to deal with the consequences of their naivety, but with none of the other major players being in position to bail them out it'll probably work in some way.

Salvos Enjoyer

YES. That's exactly what I hoped would happen, and I really am rooting for Rachel. Contrary to his own and many commentors beliefs, I judge him as irrational and Rachel as the reasonable one. Edithe's plan is wishful thinking, there is no help coming and if Clayton is capable of elementary school math he should know all the artifacts in the world won't help them defeat a level 200+ entity and it's army, a force so powerful all of humanity combined is not assured to win. That would imply the artefacts could defeat all of humanity combined. That is just nonsense when you think about it for a second. Rachels is their only realistic option. His concern is such weak reasoning as well. She can hardly antagonise them any more than they already are. Additionally, Centina is proof of concept that higher level centinels can be reasoned with and aren't necessarily hostile. Lastly, to make peace with the centinels is on theme for [Salvos] itself. The "centinels cannot be reasoned with" narrative mirriors "demons are inherently evil". I would be beyond surprised if Melas chose to flip the overarching message of overcoming prejudice between races - of sworn enemies discarding hatred and becoming friends - on it's head after building up Rachel and tearing Clayton down via his inner monologue in this chapter. Rachel also takes after the heroine Salvos, so, again, why would Melas set her up to fail?

Danijel Turina

I kind of lost track, but I *think* the Rachel timeline is a few days ahead of Edithe and Salvos timelines, and it looks like things might accelerate now. Salvos is about to resolve the question of Regnorex's legions one way or another within hours. It would be preferable if most if not all surrender. Then I expect her to face Focalor, and that's going to be interesting; [Truth Divination] chapters are usually great. After that point, she will have to work on sabotaging the ritual, because if that goes through it's game over, and my strategy would be to prioritise that over any further fighting, for multiple reasons. First, at that point the greatest masses of slave demons will have been liberated. Second, the remaining ones will likely be hard-core loyalists. Third, sabotaging the ritual is the only time-critical thing, along with the siege of Mavos academy. Missing the timing on either results in a disaster. Fighting Regnorex can wait until the next cycle, theoretically. I say theoretically because this rebellion has now started and it would have the best chance of success if it keeps the momentum going and doesn't give the enemy the time to react and implement effective countermeasures. At this point, Regnorex is otherwise preoccupied, and the success of the rebellion is such that all his forces are in a disarray. The Death Squad just lost two squads and their leader. 25 legions are freed. Control over the collars is lost. The rest of the legions are assembled for something that has all likelihood of being an unopposed beatdown. And all that comes after Regnorex lost the battle of Inor, his plan to move to Mortal Realm was foiled, Salvos made him look like a fool, his "heir" left him, and his most loyal followers all died in the Mortal Realm. The morale of his forces must be at an all-time low. Manos apparently left him as soon as he perceived a *minimal* chance of survival, and that says something. Regnorex is ripe for a fall because everybody is done with him and his idiotic obsession with the Mortal Realm that gets everybody killed.

Hunter

I need a new salvos chapter like a camel needs water in the sahara desert

Skylar

Ovaries of steel. 💪🦾