Comment by Rok on When a K-Eldest Daughter Possesses a Childcare Novel - Chapter 37

Comment on ChapterWhen a K-Eldest Daughter Possesses a Childcare Novel - Chapter 37
Yeah, I knew it. If Meldor actually wanted to make any headway in getting closer to Veladi, he would have to express that he wanted to be useful to her, and actually do it. That's what she cares about now, whether or not someone can be useful to her. I'm glad that Veladi clocked all of that (that Sion told him to say it) because no way that Meldor would've come up with that on his own. 

Oh great, what's the nasty, murderous crown prince up to now?

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@Akame I get what you're saying, but that's not even a word. Anyways, I was referring to the fact that he killed his mom. That's why I said murderous.
@Rok  
It technically, grammatically is a word.  MurderableSomething containing the properties, potential, or circumstances to be capable of being murdered. 

It's a better word than irregardless (to be regarded;  Not regardless)  being used in place of regardless. (Ir rootword = not.) 
Rok
Rok·7 months ago(edited)
@Ashanna Hensley (Ren) Hm. Nothing came up when I first tried to look up if it was actually a word, so I stand corrected on it not being a word, but as I said before, that word doesn't fit what I was saying in my comment. As I already said in my previous comment: "Anyways, I was referring to the fact that he killed his mom. That's why I said murderous."
@Akame I apologize. Murderable is a word. I don't know why it didn't show up when I first tried to look it up, but that's my mistake. I did still mean murderous instead of murderable in my comment though, but yes, he's also murderable.
@Rok it's ok np I also wrote the comment with a pretty aggressive tone, sorry. Oh and yeah the crown prince is both murderable and mourdeus