Mahou Tsukai no Yome

Let Chise die. She's so utterly pointless and is only good at screwing up. Bullshit that faerie cares about her as a person. Her only redeeming quality is being nice to everyone. She's almost as bad as the Fruits Basket girl, but at least the Fruits Basket girl does it with a smile.

And what good have you done for the world that gives you standing for your mockery?  Have you saved any lives lately, as she has?  It's certainly clear you lack that redeeming quality you mention.

It's rozzak. 'Nuff said.

Why not kidnap a random person, then? Sure, Chise would hate it no mater who got cursed, but she would be less angry if Elias didn't pick one of her few friends.

Magic has habits, moving the curse will work better the "closer" the two parts. Blood, Bonds, Past. Chise doesn't have many bonds so he doesn't have many options

Why not kidnap a random person, then? Sure, Chise would hate it no mater who got cursed, but she would be less angry if Elias didn't pick one of her few friends.

The wandering jew (I'm not even going to attempt to remember how to spell his name) is still using the girl as a spy via curse. It's possible elias picked up on this and is just going to use the girl to find him. at least I'm hoping so. After all if he intends to swap "body conditions" there is not better candidate. He'll have an immortal bride to match his seemingly indefinite lifespan, and it seems as though the wandering jew is looking for a way to die anyway.

This is the last thing that Chise would want... How can he be so blind to that right after promising to walk this path TOGETHER!

Because her safety is much more important to him than her wants.

This is the last thing that Chise would want... How can he be so blind to that right after promising to walk this path TOGETHER!

Now Elias is going the way the unfortunate cases they were solving in the early chapters went...

hey hey hey hey this chapter is interesting but how elias and chise trying to solve the curse incident make me feel sad. it's like they will do anything without think the price they will pay for it

this chapter got reaaaally dark, Chise save Elias of going that route pleaaase D: 

This is what confuses me. Why pick someone close to her instead of some random stranger she'll never meet and never know of? Unless it's a requirement of the spell for the victim to be close to the transferee, it's an odd choice for Elias who knows how to be be deceptive and Joseph is the better choice.

I think it has be close or has some qualities like that 'cause he was gonna search for her.

Chise will unleash a 500 hit slap combo on Ellias if he goes through with this plan.

Does Elias not remember what happened to a certain someone trying to use others' lives to allow a loved one to live on? It was pawsitively nyatastrophic.

Also Cartaphilus still has some kind of magic going on with Stella. This isn't going to go well.

Let Chise die. She's so utterly pointless and is only good at screwing up. Bullshit that faerie cares about her as a person. Her only redeeming quality is being nice to everyone. She's almost as bad as the Fruits Basket girl, but at least the Fruits Basket girl does it with a smile.

And what good have you done for the world that gives you standing for your mockery?  Have you saved any lives lately, as she has?  It's certainly clear you lack that redeeming quality you mention.

Wow, rude.

Let Chise die. She's so utterly pointless and is only good at screwing up. Bullshit that faerie cares about her as a person. Her only redeeming quality is being nice to everyone. She's almost as bad as the Fruits Basket girl, but at least the Fruits Basket girl does it with a smile.

Wow, rude.

MM-MMU. Nope bruh. Nope. Don't do it. That's Chise's friend. Shaking my head. You haven't learned a single thing have you....

This is what confuses me. Why pick someone close to her instead of some random stranger she'll never meet and never know of? Unless it's a requirement of the spell for the victim to be close to the transferee, it's an odd choice for Elias who knows how to be be deceptive and Joseph is the better choice.

Can't say I was surprised.

Elias gives zero damn about human life so it's not morally wrong in his eyes to sacrifice one or a thousand for his purpose.

He did try to justify his move (with how he had asked Ruth if he would do the same as him). It shows that Elias is hesitating on this because he knows the value of a human life.

It's just that his back is pushed against the wall and he's being desperate. I hope he doesn't make a mistake that he will regret in the long run. This is making him look more of an anti-hero. Not that I don't mind. This chapter shows how Elias is moving with a goal (and as stated by the characters, he has changed because of it). But not only that, it shows Elias' fear of losing Chise by doing something akin to a taboo and how his small bit of hesitation shows how he's slowly learning the value of things around him.

Uwa... she won't like that if and when she finds out.

Can't say I was surprised.

Elias gives zero damn about human life so it's not morally wrong in his eyes to sacrifice one or a thousand for his purpose.

Sounds like a case for a magical police. Or an Inquisition. Or whatever they have here.

Remember when Cartaphilus meet Stella? now its all connected between Cartaphilus, Stella, and Chise. He'll get Chise's arm, Stella is not sacrificed, and Chise's curse will be lifted. 

Don't do it, Elias.