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My Daughter Left the Nest and Returned an S-Rank Adventurer Light Novel #8
My Daughter Left the Nest and Returned an S-Rank Adventurer: Volume 8
After a long and perilous journey to the Earth Navel, Belgrieve finally succeeds in locating the second of his missing comrades. The dangers of the road are a fresh reminder of Belgrieve’s limitations, and he begins to doubt his ability to continue his quest. But with the support of his daughter and friends, he finally manages to reconcile with his old party member Percival.
Resolved to see things through to the end, they continue their journey to find the elf Satie, the last member of Belgrieve’s old party. But Angeline faces her own test of character as she grapples with the knowledge that there’s a side to her father that she never could have known, and Belgrieve is at a loss to address her heartache. Perhaps the time has come for their journey together to end, and for her to find her own path…
Their troubles are put on the backburner when they reach the imperial capital amidst rumors of an elf’s revolt against the nation. Could Satie be involved?
Resolved to see things through to the end, they continue their journey to find the elf Satie, the last member of Belgrieve’s old party. But Angeline faces her own test of character as she grapples with the knowledge that there’s a side to her father that she never could have known, and Belgrieve is at a loss to address her heartache. Perhaps the time has come for their journey together to end, and for her to find her own path…
Their troubles are put on the backburner when they reach the imperial capital amidst rumors of an elf’s revolt against the nation. Could Satie be involved?
- GenresLight NovelFantasy
238 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 15, 2020
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September 8, 2024
Audio: 5 Stars Amazing job with the 300 different voices!
Story: I wish Japanese manga writers would stop creating ridiculous characters with exaggerated behaviors, clinginess and psycho personalities are not ok. With the exception of the creepy behavior from the daughter, the story is fun and interesting and has a great balance of slice of life and adventure. It's better than the anime, for sure. But at this point, getting tired of both Angie and Margarite stupidity, they act like little kids and not 18 YO. These are getting worse, now on top of the stupidity....they added politics and royalty, which is even worse than stupidity. Onto my next adventure, Happy Readings!!!
Story: I wish Japanese manga writers would stop creating ridiculous characters with exaggerated behaviors, clinginess and psycho personalities are not ok. With the exception of the creepy behavior from the daughter, the story is fun and interesting and has a great balance of slice of life and adventure. It's better than the anime, for sure. But at this point, getting tired of both Angie and Margarite stupidity, they act like little kids and not 18 YO. These are getting worse, now on top of the stupidity....they added politics and royalty, which is even worse than stupidity. Onto my next adventure, Happy Readings!!!
July 15, 2023
Finally things that previously seemed to be not connected are starting to come together!
April 9, 2024
One of the books in the latter days of the plot, everything is slowly coming to a head.
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July 23, 2024
It is time to look for Satie. The first place to look is at the capital which is not exactly next door. The long trip gives Angeline and Belgrieve a lot to think about both about past regrets, what they want from each other and what they want out of life. If that was not enough, there is trouble afoot in the capital and Satie might be involved.
Lots of character development in this volume mainly for Angeline, who has to do some growing up in regards to her relationship with her father, but also for Belgrieve. I like the fact (and it is one of the whole series) that we have one main character who is an adult and acts like one, who has more of a support role than a fighter (relatively speaking anyway) and is appreciated for it. I have read (and watched) too many books (and anime) in this genre lately were the support MC character is bullied and unappreciated. The main plot is intriguing, even though I am a bit worried about the main villain. The "villains too arrogant for their own good" trope that seems to be in use is difficult to pull off well without either making looking the villain look like a fool or it being resolved through a deus ex machina. We will see. For now I am thoroughly enjoying the series.
Lots of character development in this volume mainly for Angeline, who has to do some growing up in regards to her relationship with her father, but also for Belgrieve. I like the fact (and it is one of the whole series) that we have one main character who is an adult and acts like one, who has more of a support role than a fighter (relatively speaking anyway) and is appreciated for it. I have read (and watched) too many books (and anime) in this genre lately were the support MC character is bullied and unappreciated. The main plot is intriguing, even though I am a bit worried about the main villain. The "villains too arrogant for their own good" trope that seems to be in use is difficult to pull off well without either making looking the villain look like a fool or it being resolved through a deus ex machina. We will see. For now I am thoroughly enjoying the series.
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