The World After the Fall - Chapter 16
Comments for chapter "Chapter 16"
I love how the world is being slowly revealed for what is is through the eyes of other people
i hope he still calls it piggy sword sometimes
Hmm i kinda understand it, first of all mc was inside the tower of illusion where it got picked and beat it as his friends die, but in the “Original” world or earth 0 or 1 they are just asleep and has not woken up.
As mc destroyed the tower ending it, he gets transferred to a world called “chaos”? And he perceives every being there as just skeletons ofcourse the characters dont know that but the blacksmitter did he saw his juniors as literally skeletons
In sense every being in “chaos” are both living and dead at the same time in mc’s eyes they are dead already and in characters eyes they are all alive and kicking
Can i name it ? Not like you have a choice anyway I already engraved its name on it
Pig>Maverick
He just see the world real way no deception ok
Dat Orpheus reference…
Wait.. so.. at the gate, they explained that people died at some “place” and gets teleported there on that platform of some sort.
Mc See’s people like they’re undead.
So.. are they actually dead?
Another buzzin chapter
This explains a lot. A LOT. Holy shit. No matter how pretty the people he meets are… he can see their true visage. So that’s why he sees her as half human and half dead. It wasnt a trick of the light. Damn.
Wait, so if he saw Jay does that mean he might see Yunhwan??
So that’s why Mc didn’t smash
i think him seeing the blacksmith as human is about the belief and hope with themselves, hope seems to be a pretty big theme in the manhwa and on the flip side, the loss of hope,
originally the blacksmith was filled with despair by the walls he set for himself but after our boi the mc came along and destroyed those walls he was filled with new hope
Damn, but why is the old man still a human but the other people not? Because he’s so honest working?




































so the essence of awakening is to perceive the world as it truly is