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Ascendance of a Bookworm S3 Ep2 (Patreon)

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2026-03-29 02:55:29
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Unrezonable

16:58 whoops I bet he instantly spoiled himself on endgame stuff (But also I’m impressed by him being dedicated enough to look something up about AoaB outside of just his reactions)

Unrezonable

27:10 Damuel paid a quarter, Karstdedt the rest, I believe. (That or Shikikoza’s family paid a quarter, too, and Karstedt half).

Unrezonable

42:45, no, it’s always blue

Sociallyawkwardelf

The blue cape is extremely relevant in the future, but that’s a huge spoiler for like season 5 onwards.

YB Đăng

whoever said the cape turned yellow because he's holding the staff is just coping lol

YB Đăng

the actual reason why try treat Shikza death as die in battle was what his father agree to for protecting his family name i believe

YB Đăng

And the amount Damuel needed to pay for myne's robe is not nothing to him, it's actually quite significant

YB Đăng

And if it wasnt for Myne, Damuel would also have been executed

Guy

Karsted paid a quarter as well. Shikoza's family paid half

Ragon

This is my prefered opening of the 3, let's see soon how good 4 is.

Snitzel

28:54 i will list out noble ranks from our own history from lowest to highest to help contextualise nobie ranks. Knights (unofficially): pretty much were the lowest unoffical form of rank which nobles or skilled commoners were awarded. were often given some land from a higher landed noble in exchange for their services. called a Sir and any noble could become a knight regardless of status (in medieval times they were like your officers in an army. Baron: officially the lowest noble rank who are similar to a knights rank but instead the title is hereditary. called lord or lady Count: holds more land than a baron (things like an entire village or city/castle) and can have baron vassals underneath them. called lord/lordship or lady/ladyship by vassals Duke: holds multiple county's worth of land and has counts & barons underneath them as vassals. they are the second most powerful form of noble in terms of status in a kingdom. Dukes and their various version (archdukes, grand dukes ect) control entire states of an kingdom called duchy's (dutch e) and have the most direct influence on a king/queen. these nobles are so strong that dukes/duchesses are the only noble ranks who can realistically revolt or challenge the monarch and if played right, become kingmakers. referred to as your grace. KIng/queen is the highest title in a kingdom. they have various levels of degree of control over their kingdom (constitutional: powers are outlined in the country's rules. Autocratic: absolute power for the monarch, they have full control over all institutions, Theocratic: people like the pope are monarchs and leaders of their religion.) they have dukes/duchesses as vassals and can create titles. any children who dont become king/queen often become a duke/duchess once their parent dies. referred to as your majesty. Bookworm has an additional noble status which as you already know are archnoble, mednoble and laynoble depending on different requirements. i think in terms of noble society, laynobles are most likely similar to barons, med nobles similar to viscount (a rank between baron and count as a sort of lesser count or deputy to them) and archnobles similar to counts who govern the lands inside a duchy.

Nym Eria

The vast mana quantity stuff is explained later on. Everything is so well tought out and foreshadowed in this series. Also there's a bunch of stuff that have already happened and that seemed inocuous but that are actually extremely important for what comes later. Peak story-building. And regarding Damuel, he's actually so broke he had to borrow the money from someone whose identity will surprise many viewers.

YB Đăng

i mean in bookworm count is just archnoble with land, viscount is for mednoble with land and baron is for laynoble with land

Ger Hen

Generally, a duchy is a the area of the country. That is so far from the capital that it can't be properly governed from the capital. As such a duchy is semi-independent. The Duke is sometimes referred to as a "petty king." As they are, the ultimate source of authority within the Duchy. Although sometimes such independence is awarded to a trusted ally ( hopefully) and can be a bit closer to the capital.

Irimu

Yurgenschmidt (the country) is literally just the two german names jurgen and schmidt stuck together but with a Y at the start instead of a J. If you speak german a lot of the bookworm names lose their aura real quick. There's a subordiante godess of Schutzaria (the godess of wind and fall) that's straight up called Steifebrise which translates to "strong breeze". Miya Kazuki (the author) really went out of her way to use the most unconventional old terms she could find.

Jared Williams

And that’s not even getting into Giebes vs Noble district nobles the noble class structure in the goes deep lol

Deadline

I mean, Ferdinand stressed it multiple times, the nobles are going to end her unless they see enough value in keeping her around, the execution part is not that extreme

Unrezonable

Not gonna use the official term, eh? The giebes will be angy with you

Hellasz123

fun fact about the game, myne went all out on their first match because if she didnt shed never have the chance to beat him again. taking his loss too seriously, ferdinand started playing against karstedt, who as expected cant match him, so hes constantly losing. hes not entirely willing in playing against him either.

James Yancy

Yeah, that answer explained a scene in the final episode of season 3 that made no sense to me. It just seemed so random. Then the books answered where and why that scene was in there. It actually makes sense though when you think about it.

James Yancy

Yeah, it put him in a worse financial situation than when he was going to school at the royal academy. At least Ferdinand gave him a way to ease his burden by doing some side jobs.

James Yancy

His Father made a magical agreement to never have anything to do with Myne and to pay for 1/4 of the cost of Myne's new ceremonial robe, which wasn't cheap, and was actually designed with additional fabric to adjust for Myne's later growth.

James Yancy

Actually, I think it was Shikoza's father that paid 1/4, Damuel paid 1/4 (he's poor as nobles go), and Karstedt paid for half (he's rich and could afford the whole thing, but he also got a pay cut for 3 months).

Vary

14:44 same 😂 absolute peace and quiet