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Am I the only one confused?

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Post #499929
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11:53 pm, Oct 7 2011
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I have a few questions about this manhwa that are really killing me. This just confuses the HELL out of me but it is incredibly interesting.

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Why is it that the Demon Lord in the prologue, the nameless knight, and the new groom all have the same design for their face, the last of two being almost exactly identical. Although I do realize that the princess reconstructed the nameless knight based upon odin, that still doesn't explain why the demon lord looks similar and also wants to be with the princess.

And another thing, why the hell is both the groom and the old king named Odin? Did I just read that wrong or is everyone just a clone of a clone and everyone is somehow freaking related to each other? Because as of now I feel that the princess can somehow reconstruct and recreate people, and that causes replicas of the same person over and over again.


Hopefully someone can explain this to me or just tell me that I read it wrong so I can rage.

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7:19 pm, Oct 10 2011
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lol from what i got:
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the nameless knight was reconstructed in the image of the king, Odin, who is the groom!!!! I'm not sure about the demon lord part. But somehow Odin became young again? or something like that. In the last few chapters, I got BRAINFUCKKKKKKKKKKKED!


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8:09 pm, Oct 10 2011
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You and me both. I love an intricate storyline as much as the next guy, but the storyline in this webcomic is just... way too sloppily put together, and it makes it just... too hard to follow. I'm even thinking of giving it up...

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11:48 pm, Oct 14 2011
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But, iono though, with chapter 16 out, I just feel so awesome, and I love the Nameless Knight. He's just too WIN. I really love the story line of this webcomic, definitely one of the better ones! :3

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4:00 pm, Nov 2 2011
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this manwha is wonderfull, i would really love to buy it in italian.
now this is what i think:

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as Spearmen said the nameless-knight (now called Oppa) was being recostructed in the image of the king Odin.
When the princess was brought back to the city she began to grow old while Odin began to rejuvenate.
Odin needs her to gain health, youth and broke his fate.
Looks like she get the fate of Odin ("a death you cannot evade"...aging at sight, but can change and surprise us later).
Oppa was recostructed like Odin because that was the image impressed in the mind of the princess, the image of her creator.
Now why the demon lord looks like Odin or Oppa?
First look at alle the demons/dragons who the knights fight back....they all look like they have the same armor of the knights just a bit more deformed (or corrupted...)
1) I think the Demon-Lord IS Oppa....to save the princess he has become the demon-lord and kidnapped her from Odin, than he created a magic place where time runs in a different way (that is said in the firsts chapters), so that the princess can be young forever (while Odin will die old).
2) the second possibility is that repeatedly it happens that a knight saves the princess from a demon-lord, than saves the princess from Odin becoming the next demon-lord and so on.

Either way, to me, this looks a lot like a circle story


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