Well, at this least this is more interesting than a bunch of lizards playing war games.Ainz Ooal Gown aka Momonga is the main protagonist of the series. Since this is the start of a new arc, there’s a lot of foundation being laid and expository information to dispense. This guy is apparently after Tuare, and I continue to shake my head at the stereotypes that continue to rear their ugly heads in anime.
This is followed by a scene featuring the evil assholes themselves, and what they plan to do in the near future. I’m not saying they’ll die, but I wouldn’t be surprised if they did. Y’know, the one that supposedly runs this kingdom. Then we see some group torching a field of crops that would’ve been turned into drugs by the evil Eight Fingers organization. I can’t say I cared too much about his character back in season one. He’s having an existential crisis all because of that. We suddenly cut to Brain and his memories of being owned by Shalltear. But if you’re going to rebel, there are better ways to do it than to take in a sex slave. Solution will probably whine about this to Ainz, and after what happened with Shalltear, they might think Sebas is being disobedient or whatever. Then we’d get into a quagmire of a debate about altruism, utilitarianism, blah blah blah. You could argue that Solution is merely being practical, but then I would counter that general compassion for others will eventually lead to her benefit down the line. After all, their mission is to collect information, so they don’t exactly want to alert people to their presence. Solution is concerned that housing Tuare will bring trouble to their doorsteps. Plus, there’s the apparent age difference between the two of them. Any story where an abused victim - especially a sexually abused one - falls in love with their savior gives me qualms. I would hate it, however, if the girl fell in love with Sebas or something. I would call Solution out for wanting to eat the girl, but then again, humans pretty much raped and abused her so everyone’s kinda shitty in general. If evil doers were logical, they probably wouldn’t be evil. It’s also about having power over someone completely helpless. To these fucks, they get their joy out of sadism.
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If you’re going to have a sex slave, why would you treat them so poorly? What’s sexually arousing about a bloody lump of flesh full of venereal diseases? No, I get it. I’ll never understand the logic behind these generic evil doers.
You can probably guess what she’s been forced to do. According to Solution, the mysterious woman has a long list of sexual-related injuries and illnesses. But if she was so goddamn important, maybe try not tossing her outside in a nondescript bag. I trust him when he says that he’ll get killed if he loses the girl. Why is this guy so concerned about her when he threw her out in a bag in the first place? I mean, I don’t disbelieve him. Apparently, some criminal organization runs this kingdom behind the scenes. They weren’t created with the disposition to be compassionate, so caring for others is going to be an uphill battle for them. Other NPCs, like Solution, have it harder, though. Although he was cold at first, Sebas ultimately decides to take the poor girl under his protection, because his creator once told him that helping people is just common sense. Apparently, some guy just threw her out into the streets. Can’t blame ’em they didn’t have fridges back then. He later happens upon a bruised and battered woman in a bag. And here I thought he was up to something big. There’s a lot of gravitas in this scene despite the fact that he’s only here to buy a magic scroll. The episode opens with Sebas at the Magician’s Guild.
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