this is kinda peak politics and negotiations right here, this feels like a middle finger of the trope where villains take hostages but never cared enough guard them or keep where they're imprisoned a secret, making their eventual escape inevitable. These guys are realling paying along with the Machiavellian textbooks, I'm impressed.

They did, check the author's fanbox

nah don't do hin like that, my man is well versed in history, tactics, literature and warfare, he's no weeb, he's an intellectual

I agree. The story has been so so until this point. Honestly it's pretty pretty mediocre, but the different perspectives on this lone alone makes it miles ahead of most manga

Lmao, we got a man knee deep in the DBZ syndrome. Since when did more power = character development? Since when did fghts automated itself into meaningful character conflicts? Since when could someone have realistically just "get stronger" by training for a few weeks? This ain't DBZ man, ain't your typical formulaic brainless battle shounen either. You need good tastes to enjoy this, in which case too bad for you then. Have fun projecting your lack of physical capabilities on comic characters, jut remember that not everyone is as desperate as you.