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Reply to the ones that have given their opinions in this thread and ask them to ping other staff or go to the message wall of staff that hasn't given their opinions, link the thread and ask them to evaluate.where should I go to ask the administrators to review
Immeasurable speed divine sword from nousgalia doesn't even make sense because not only is it wildly out of place with the rest of the series and characters scaling at that point, it more than enough refers to it not hitting a legitimately other than what would be a scratch for Shin so he avoided a direct enough blow despite it going through his armorthis thread shouldn't even exist it should be over![]()
Did you know that you are one of the reasons this thread hasn't been resolved yet? Because you refuse to present your arguments against what you have been refuting.this thread shouldn't even exist it should be over![]()
look now.Did you know that you are one of the reasons this thread hasn't been resolved yet? Because you refuse to present your arguments against what you have been refuting.
I've already explained this before.Immeasurable speed divine sword from nousgalia doesn't even make sense because not only is it wildly out of place with the rest of the series and characters scaling at that point, it more than enough refers to it not hitting a legitimately other than what would be a scratch for Shin so he avoided a direct enough blow despite it going through his armor
Now I will explain it in more detail for you:The scan only mentions that the divine sword struck the armor and tore it apart, immediately followed by a mention that Shin "dodged" it before it cut through his flesh. This sentence doesn't mention anything about it actually cutting through flesh, only denying it.
In the next sentence, the author states that Shin was bleeding, meaning Shin was indeed struck.
Connecting the events, we get: Divine sword struck Shin -> Armor shattered but not hit his flesh (because Shin dodged) -> Shin bled = his flesh was cut.
This aligns with the immeasurable attack speed as I explained above.
The divine sword struck Shin's flesh (which is why Shin was bleeding), even though Shin dodged the blow before it hit his skin.The golden flames completed their transformation into the golden Divine Sword Roduier. The blade tore through Shin’s black armor, but he evaded before it reached his flesh. A single piece of paper, accompanied by a slight spattering of blood, fell from the torn armor. It was the page Reno had given Shin two thousand years ago.
Immeasurable speed characters are far beyond even those Infinite speed characters listed above. They perceive infinite speed characters as completely frozen, and they can travel forward and backward in time at will. They have the speed necessary to hop from the beginning of time, to the end of time, and anywhere in between as casually as a human being can roll their eyes left or right. This also means their reaction time is faster than instantaneous. They can dodge an attack that already has been struck, and they can strike someone even before they launched an attack. And they can do all of this via sheer speed.
You're not listening.I've already explained this before.
okEdit: Also, absorption can stay, it's fine
I have always been ready to respond to any point people make. How can you expect me to listen to you when you simply disagree but don't offer your arguments?You're not listening.
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A speed ranking this early that absolutely messes up the scaling, isn't consistent within its own fight or messes up that of later fights involving Shin surely has much precedence..I have always been ready to respond to any point people make. How can you expect me to listen to you when you simply disagree but don't offer your arguments?
idk how I didn't see this wank but,The divine sword struck Shin's flesh (which is why Shin was bleeding), even though Shin dodged the blow before it hit his skin.
Shin dodged the attack but was still struck; this is what makes the divine sword's speed immeasurable.
- Normally, Shin dodging the sword strike wouldn't cause him to bleed, as it's stated that he dodged it before the strike even made contact with his skin.
- But here, even though Shin dodged the slash, he still bled (of course, blood only comes out when the flesh is cut). This proves that Shin was still hit by the sword strike despite dodging it.
Shin dodged the attack but was still struck;
There's actually a basis for what you're proposing but the problem is how extreme of an interpretation it is when there's lower interpretations that make sense and that's the fact that the sword would've reached is skin before he completed his evasion. The sword didn't magically stop moving within that timeframe and yes, one can bleed from surface level wounds. There's literally a calc for this on the verse page
You two are misunderstanding the text. The author clearly states that "evaded BEFORE it reached his flesh," not that Shin tried to dodge or that Shin didn't completely dodge as you two are saying.So, What basically happens is Shin seemingly dodges before the sword hits him but wasn't actually completely able to and the sword grazes him, how does that even fall into the example you showed?
Your statement completely contradicts the author's claim that the slash didn't even touch the flesh (because Shin dodged it beforehand).the sword would've reached is skin before he completed his evasion.
To claim this was just a 'graze' or a 'surface wound' is to directly contradict the author. If the sword never reached the flesh, there is no physical medium for a 'graze' to occur, as a graze still requires physical contact with the skin/dermis.Unless I am mistaken you can bleed without having your flesh cut as long as it reaches the dermis. Like your typical paper cuts or cuts from glass.
I don't think it will significantly affect Shin's speed because that's in Volume 4. We scale Shin's speed mainly through the Blood Spear (which is now poorly translated), so it won't affect him much. Just like how Shin initially lagged behind the inhabitants of the deeper levels, but ultimately he was able to solo the Fourth Demon Lord without being at a disadvantage in terms of speed.A speed ranking this early that absolutely messes up the scaling, isn't consistent within its own fight or messes up that of later fights involving Shin surely has much precedence..
It's not misunderstanding, flesh is the soft muscle part between skin and bones. So him evading before it reaches his flesh but gets grazed in his skin is a completely normal thing to happen.Snip
WdymTo claim this was just a 'graze' or a 'surface wound' is to directly contradict the author. If the sword never reached the flesh, there is no physical medium for a 'graze' to occur, as a graze still requires physical contact with the skin/dermis.