No, I was just so disappointed at the lack of farming in the chapter that I'm at a loss of words, and I had to force myself to come here and write...
This is not a psychological, post traumatic stress saga up in this bitch, God damn it!
Give me my plows, my horses, my wheat and my Einar's Lessons for Life!
That is the reason I'm reading it, not for some semi-shonen/seinen action.
We already have that in a multitude of titles, what about THE FARMING?!
This is not the manga I have grown to love! The focus was shifted way too far from the main point of the chapter; the broken wheat!
I mean, what the hell is this, what are they doing to my beloved Farmland?
Nightmares, Askeladd and forgiveness, while the field is out there, unsupervised and un-prayed for. Am I the only one who was feeling slightly stressed out during the chapter? Not that it was for not, you see what happens if you leave the field unsupervised for too long.
Now, jealousy between the servants and the slaves, this can create some serious friction at the farm, it may jeopardize everything, but how is a slave to handle it? That would be interesting to see, but I guess we once in a while have to sit through a boring chapter to set the mood and create some conflicts. I'm hoping for a another great farm-politics chapter next month.
But sure, it wasn't all bad, the whole throwing the net to catch fish was just awesome. Who could've known catching fish with a net was that hard?
Oh Farmland, you never cease to amaze me.
