#Shalsha

[eggsmuses-a]

Life in the Highlands has died down remarkably. Azusa has, for the first time in over a year, space to breathe the fresh breeze that passes through her window. She looks past the brittle sill &. fog-stained glass to the meadows that blow with yellow flowers. She can clearly vision Laika, Falfa &. Shalsha picking the flora from her position at her desk.

Though Laika &. her daughters are in bed right now. The early memories are burnt &. brazen in her mind. It's almost like it's still happening.

Yes, life in the Highlands had slowed considerably for Azusa. Just how she likes it.

Though, of course, she doesn't see why that should stand to reason that she can't keep to her work.

Her chin slides down her palm, head parked in her hand by her cheekbone as she rolls a quill in hand. The spell before her — the one she has used to enter Vanzeld Castle in the past — takes her attention from any vague calmness prior. "Vosanosanon ujishidau veyani enrila".

A chant taught to her by the Lord of Flies herself, Beelzebub. It would open the gateway to the demon realm &. bring forth Beelzebub. Though, she wondered if there was a way to reverse this effect.

She can teleport, so if she mixes both spells, she's sure she can traverse realms without the need for the Demon King's escort (what a relief, she was tired of Pecora's antics).

Well, she planned to do just that. The Witch of the Highlands was no sooner in a field by herself, drawing a pentagram &. chanting an incantation as she prays to the Goddess that revived her that this goes to plan. 300 years is not nearly enough time for her to know the full range of her arsenal, nor enough to understand the weight of her powers. She moves to the middle, finishing the chant as she seals her eyes tight.

Nothing.

She opens her eyes again, #ﾞ ᴀ ——— ❝ That's ... unusual. Maybe I drew the runes wrong ... or- ❞

Oh. It absolutely had worked. The fireworks just hadn't set off, it seems. She stands not in the Highlands field anymore, but a place completely unrecognisable. It's not Vanzeld Castle.

As if her mind is buffering on slow internet, it takes a solid minute before the Witch realises someone is standing before her (rather disapprovingly). ❝ Ah. Hi. ❞

@quillheel filled the interest tracker !

[askthedespairkids]

Tsumugi. Which slime is the cutest? Rimuru from TenSura, the slimes from Genshin Impact, Falfa and Shalsha (in their slime forms) from Slime Taoshite 300-nen, the slimes from Slime Rancher or the iconic Dragon Quest slimes?

Hmm...if we're rating on cuteness, then despite their iconic and easily recognisable designs, I'll have to exclude the Dragon Quest slimes. I'll also exclude Flfa and Shalsha.

The Genshin Impact slimes are definitely a contender. They would make for great merch once the world opens back up. The slimes in Slime Rancher have a lot of variety so it could be hard to pick an overall winner from there as the designs are a little inconsistent to me when it comes to cuteness.

Rimuru though...Rimuru could be a potential winner. The design in simple but still endearing....hmm...

Ah! I just can't seem to decide!

[boombooxnet]

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[recentanimenews]

I’ve Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level, Vol. 12

By Kisetsu Morita and Benio. Released in Japan as “Slime Taoshite 300 Nen, Shiranai Uchi ni Level MAX ni Nattemashita” by GA Novels. Released in North America by Yen On. Translated by Jasmine Bernhardt.

There has been some discussion over the last few years about “yuri tease” or “yuribait” series, i.e. series which promise yuri content but fail to deliver. (This is entirely separate from LGBT content, by the way.) Frankly, any series that was popular with yuri fans in 2004-2005 would likely be piled on by modern fans for this very reason. Gains in media have made people spoiled, especially when you hear things like “it’s a yuribait series because men exist in it” (heard that one recently about Birdie Wing). But sometimes I do have to admit that I feel like I’m being led on. I’m not even sure I *want* Killing Slimes to be yuri. I think it works much better as found family. But if I could pay the author to drop Azusa reminding us that she’s straight every single volume, I would. Especially when the side story is MariMite with dragons. In any case, this volume is pretty much the same as the previous ones.

(Cover art, you are REALLY not helping the author’s case.)

In this volume: Azusa finally decides to get some rice and make some Japanese dishes, but reckons without Laika and Flatorte’s appetites; a Tiger Festival in a nearby down proves to be an excuse for baseball jokes; the treasure dredged from the lake a book or two ago is appraised by “experts”; Azusa and the ghost characters investigate a haunted hotel; Kuku and Pondeli have invented the compact disc, but that also comes with the marketing for same; Falfa and Shalsha see what might (or might not) be a UFO and have a debate about it; and finally, Azusa, Beelzebub and a few others try to help the smart slime, one of the great sages of the world, meet up with another sage who lives on an inaccessible island. In the Laika side stories, Laika continues to mature and become a better fighter almost despite herself.

Again, there’s almost no depth to any of this. The closest we come is when Azusa, on board a ship with only Smarsly for company, actually tells them that she’s a reincarnation from Japan, and opens up about her regrets. Unfortunately, we only get her summarizing this, and it’s mostly done to make Azusa realize that she’s come to terms with and is happy with her new life, but it’s better than nothing. We’re introduced to a bunch of sages from an isolated island, who turn out to be dryads… who talk like Valley Girls. Fortunately, as we discover towards the end of the main story, they really are brilliant, and are happily discussing philosophy with Smarsly, so that’s good. It honestly astonishes me that these books tend to run 250-300 pages, as they feel light as air. Still, at the same time, aside from the walking back on the yuri tease, there’s nothing really wrong with them.

Another popcorn book down. It should please fans, provided they don’t ship Azusa with anyone.

By: Sean Gaffney

[bewhereeveryouare]

I've Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level Season 1 Episodes 1-12 mid-episode transitions (+ music)

[kurayamineko]

Omae wa mou shindeiru! Dosu!~

[kacch1n]

ᧀ᤺⠀⸒ 🩹⠀Azusa & Falfa & Shalsha 열다 ! Layouts ♡ Like/reblog if you use ⠀ ૮₍ ˃̵͈᷄  .  ˂̵͈᷅₎ა⠀ ⠀ ︾

[boogiewoogienomnomnom]

Sometime family is really just an immortal witch, a dragon girl, two slime spirit daughters, a fly demon, and a big tiddy capitalist elf

[tetrix-anime]

Megami Magazine July 2021 Issue (#254) - Slime Taoshite 300-nen, Shiranai Uchi ni Level Max ni Nattemashita

[miyayuki5]

[sodinka]

I've Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level

author - Morita Kisetsu

genre - daily life , fantasy

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[njotaku]

Beezlebub in all her glory! LOL

[kurayamineko]

[themysteryerotica]