She does have one problem, for me and my bias at least and that's her loyalty to the queen. If the queen gave her some ludicrous order I suspect she'd follow without question. Blind loyalty. She doesn't like it when Mc points out the problems with the queens leadership, If I remember right she had issue with mc pointing out that Kendra causing mischief while the queen sits on her ass is wrong, which it is.
Hmm, maybe. We didn't have any chance to find out if that's true though, but she was really defensive about her majesty's opinion regarding wars between kingdoms, even when talking to a person with 0 knowledge about their world order.
yea like if she had no opinion of her own and just followed the queen like a sheep
I agree. The way she looks on things and the main conflict of her personage might be the most relatable thing in the game. She tries so hard, and get's as far as she can, but it doesn't matter, because she can't be everywhere. I think all of us happened to find themselves in such situation at least once.
I don't think it's that easy. Technically, Kendra is a Homaspernia citizen, therefore, even if we only touch on politics, how should Hell Kingdom react to something like imprisoning or even killing her for example? How many innocent lives will be lost from it?
Nice, might be a hot take but I'd like to see more frequent campus life updates in the future. It's the only place where you can have giantesses from completely separate routes interact with each other and the more laid-back atmosphere is also fun.
Yeah of all of them she almost seems like the most marriage material, but will she call me a subhuman pervert and wear me as a thong?
Campus life is a good rest from main story imo, unless it's production hurts the quality.
Hypothetical situation.
well the queen just wouldnt do it. its the reason homasperina isnt wided out (i think she should tho)
Sheina will probably follow Queen's order, but her conscience will torment her for that. And to be honest, such order doesn't sound like something Orphelith herself would give. She's aware that good people still live there, and she's smart enough to understand, that it won't rid the world of criminals, while the collateral damage will be incommensurable.
