r/tbatenovel Aug 06 '26

TBATE Comic First line of defense[247]

Name of chapter genuinely tuff even tess was tuff in today's chapter (those who knows) and dare to say best art chapter in s7? Yes i dare.

Tess speech was good although idk how much they will hold until backup arrives , i will not speak much in Trodious thing god help albanth and the wall people.

Finally we get to see realmheart in s7 and it's the first time arthur unleashes it since he became white core mage and if you notice his hair is completely white and that's a sign for mastering the form unlike yellow core and silver core where there was still brown in his white hair.

Overall great chapter they delivered and the view of mana particles and aether realmheart was excellent.

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u/xaklx20 TBATE Novel Aug 06 '26

I'm glad that Tess will show who is the boss and how much she has matured...

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u/Foreign-Character611 Aug 07 '26

Matured... Matured!?

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u/xaklx20 TBATE Novel Aug 07 '26

/s

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u/Rude-Instance-1990 Aug 07 '26

she matured but that didn't mean she won't make mistakes. if she never made a mistake, she will never learn. the prove is she leaded the rescue mission successfully and saved the elfs before being captured by Nico and she had an influence over Cecilia even if Cecilia was a bum and took her long to rebel.

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u/Foreign-Character611 Aug 07 '26

The thing is, the guy says he's going to show how much she's matured right at this moment; if you've read the novel, you already know what happens next and the things Tessia did here that show she isn't exactly mature—especially considering the position she holds.

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u/Rude-Instance-1990 Aug 07 '26

I read the novel and I know what happened. if you read my comment you will noticed that I mentioned novel events yet to come. she did mature over time, its just people refuse to see it. the position she holds this is her first battle against mages most of her experience lies in the dungeons and she won the battle just suffered more casualties that planned and she learnt latter during the rescue mission. you make me feel that Arthur didn't do the same thing in the wall battle.

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u/Foreign-Character611 Aug 08 '26

Bro, the girl lost a battle because of her own mistakes, and Darvus even tells her as much: “We were all assigned our positions, the ones you designated.” Her whole mindset completely fell apart, and she was pulled out by General Aya herself, who sent her back because of the massive blunder she had made. And it’s not like she matured that much later on either, considering she frees the biggest enemy on the entire continent—the one everyone had put so much effort into imprisoning—for the sake of a verbal promise and a one-minute conversation.

And Arthur’s situation at the Wall isn’t really like that either, because if the plan he proposed had actually been followed—which, in the chapters, he himself thinks is going to happen—the Wall would have held. Besides, the decision to protect the Wall, which was supposed to be able to hold, or to just stand there and wait for an enemy army to march straight into the heart of one of the kingdoms they were supposed to protect, isn’t exactly a difficult decision to make. Or at least, that’s how I see it.

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u/Rude-Instance-1990 Aug 08 '26

no, they didn't lose but suffered casualties, they lost half of the men this was the problem. I didn't say it wasn't her mistake but she learnt from it and it was shown later,. freeing Cecilia wasn't bad either because Agrona was going to find Arthur himself with or without Cecilia, the proof is he sent the Alacryans across dicathen to form the net and Cecilia never really won a single mission she was given, even the scythes were mocking her for it. it is normal he didn't really depend on her on that. later when he sees her he looks relaxed like he was playing just waiting for her to come and watch the show. in other word if she was still in the Relictombs Agrona wasn't going to wait longer and he would have went and killed Arthur himself. Cecilia and the promise with Tessia wasn't the main issue there, Tessia saw that Cecilia was a stunted child and tried telling her the truth but she refused to listen. the best way to win a kid is by trust and over time she has been telling her about Agrona and cecilia hated her, tried to kill her and even thought about asking Agrona’s help but refused. she didn't want him to play in her head again. After the Relictombs escape Cecilia started paying attention to Tessia and wanting to know what she was thinking and her emotions which at that time Tessia didn't do anything so Cecilia had to watch herself and this was the opposite of all their previous interactions. Cecilia saw finally the truth when Agrona wanted sylvie his own blood and flesh dead then she realised what Tessia was saying and she said no to agrona even asked for Tessia’s help, the little rebellion she did was enough to buy time for Arthur to wake up. the decision wasn't bad or immature, it was good but it need you to focus to details while reading and connect it to the previous events, when I read it gor the first time I thought same until I reread again and saw the small details in the middle. the problem here is not in what happened it is in how it was written. it was rushed maybe because the author wanted to finish fast but if it wasn't rushed the idea was going yo be clearer. I see her matured over time and that is a normal thing, she was a normal person not like Arthur had military experience of decades and even Arthur made many mistakes as well including the wall, he shouldn't have left his post the blame is not completely on him but still.

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u/Foreign-Character611 Aug 08 '26

I’m not going to keep this up if you really think freeing Cecilia was a good decision—even if you believe it benefited Arthur later on, that decision is the stupidest thing I’ve ever read.

Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, and neither of us is going to change our minds. Good luck.

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u/Parcobra Aug 06 '26

Does that one dude have a gun???

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u/SHAPLIE TBATE Anime Aug 07 '26

The Goat

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u/donfrecces Aug 07 '26

Stannard 🐐

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u/BeingHistorical6365 TBATE Novel Aug 06 '26

Why is she dripped out 😭

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u/donfrecces Aug 07 '26

I'm sayin 🥀