Campione!(カンピオーネ!) [Light Novel]

[Avrorrange]

Originally Posted by bludvein

Not at all. The only thing they really have in common is healing.

She is quite kind and sweet though.

[Mars Mode]

Spoiler for vol 14 ch 5 part 2:

"Yes. It is the power I unintentionally usurped from Persephone, the goddess of spring. By sharing the energy of life with all living beings, wounds can be healed."

I doubt it. You have to note the unintentional part

[bakapervert]

Chapter 3 just got updated.

Originally Posted by Mars Mode

Spoiler for vol 14 ch 5 part 2:

"Yes. It is the power I unintentionally usurped from Persephone, the goddess of spring. By sharing the energy of life with all living beings, wounds can be healed."

I doubt it. You have to note the unintentional part

The unintentional part cannot be fully believed. Just like Godou keep having "accident" in his fight and how all the girl that surround him is just "friend".

And in the latest update it looks like Aisha has potential to make Godou stop being hypocrite.

[Chris38]

Originally Posted by bakapervert

The unintentional part cannot be fully believed. Just like Godou keep having "accident" in his fight and how all the girl that surround him is just "friend".

And in the latest update it looks like Aisha has potential to make Godou stop being hypocrite.

Yeah, since she describes every God that she encountered and defeated like that ... and so far hasn't revealed anything about her offensive skills, which Godou noticed.

And I agree that Aisha has a chance of "reforming" Godou's attitude ... although , it makes me wonder how their relationship s going to look like, once she becomes a little attracted to him - which in my opinion, is going to happen sooner or later.

[Gore17]

Or the author surprises us, with Aisha not becoming attracted to Godou.

[sandhy88]

Aisha has nice personality. With Godou, they can make comedy manzai duo.

[bludvein]

It seems like getting back to the present is unexpectedly simple. They just need to go back to the corridor on a clear full moon. So they will only be stuck for a couple months at the most.

Anyway, I feel that Aisha is the closest in personality to Godou of all the campiones. Both are generally well-intentioned, but tend to try to brush the problems they cause under the rug. I hope she still makes appearances after this arc.

[belatkuro]

I'm liking Aisha already. She's very nice and sweet. I was just wondering about why she doesn't have any offensive authorities but it seems Godou thought the same as well. I agree that I can't imagine him fighting Aisha.
So does this mean that they're free to rampage all they want in the past as nothing will really change the future. I can already imagine Doni joining in the battle between Uldin and Godou, whether he arrived late or early in the timeline. Though if he arrived early in a different place, he might have gathered supporters already.

[Zurvan]

Among all the authorities the Madame had talked about so far, none of them were related to combat.
Then how did she fight gods and her kin, the Campiones? Just as Godou was about to ask, he stopped himself in the middle of the process. He could not imagine a future where he would have to fight Madame Aisha.

Two Campiones not fighting ... Sure seems legit

[Ddraig]

After reading the latest chapter I can somehow imagine how Aisha killed the first god and become campione. Like she might have trip and stab it with dagger or something and called it unintentional accident Even her authority that she usurp like one from Persephone can be use for killing even god should she use it to divide it's lifeforce to heal everyone seeing that it can even affect campione. This lead me to believe that what type of authority campione can gain after killing a god depend on the god nature and campione personality.

[bakapervert]

Considering that Aisha is saying how her authority can be used to create a cult that would die for her without hesitation, it looks like she at least has done it once in a fight against god or campione.

Btw I notice here that Aisha only saying a certain Catholic saint in Catholic country. Does the author do this because it can be controversial if he use the heretic god based on the Catholic's legend?

[Yami no Ou]

Originally Posted by bakapervert

Considering that Aisha is saying how her authority can be used to create a cult that would die for her without hesitation, it looks like she at least has done it once in a fight against god or campione.

Btw I notice here that Aisha only saying a certain Catholic saint in Catholic country. Does the author do this because it can be controversial if he use the heretic god based on the Catholic's legend?

thats probably the case but I cant think of any Catholic Saint with the specific trait of attracting all the people

[bludvein]

Originally Posted by Yami no Ou

thats probably the case but I cant think of any Catholic Saint with the specific trait of attracting all the people

Doesn't necessarily have to be a patron saint of charisma or leadership. Authorities can be granted with pretty tenuous reasons, like Salvatore getting something that regresses technology from a god associated with blacksmiths and inventing.

Plus, there are plenty of saints that were well liked and had cult-like followers, even if that wasn't what they came to be known for. Campiones don't always get the iconic power of the god they defeat.

[bakapervert]

Well, I can imagine the shitstorm from the religion fanatic if the author used Catholic or Islam figure as heretic god.

[bludvein]

Originally Posted by bakapervert

Well, I can imagine the shitstorm from the religion fanatic if the author used Catholic or Islam figure as heretic god.

Well the author already used a fallen angel in the form of Ramiel which Alec killed.

I don't think he will use anything more overt than that though. No need to piss off believers even if its theoretically possible in this verse.

[bakapervert]

Or maybe it will be okay to use Catholic figure? After all in DxD there is Michael and Gabriel, and so far that series is still okay. I'm interested how the heretic god from Catholic or Islam will act outside their myth.

[Eragon210]

is baka tsuki down? cant go to the side

[bludvein]

Originally Posted by Eragon210

is baka tsuki down? cant go to the side

Its not for me.

[Avrorrange]

Originally Posted by Yami no Ou

thats probably the case but I cant think of any Catholic Saint with the specific trait of attracting all the people

Joan d'arc could and did, but not healing. Wasn't gathering followers a sub-trait of her healing authority though?

[Eragon210]

now i can go to had sice yesterday evening down