Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? On the Side: Sword Oratoria, Vol. 12 (light novel) - Fujino Omori, Kiyotaka Haimura & Dale DeLucia

Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? On the Side: Sword Oratoria, Vol. 12 (light novel)

By Fujino Omori, Kiyotaka Haimura & Dale DeLucia

  • Release Date: 2020-07-21
  • Genre: Light Novels
Score: 5
5
From 67 Ratings
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Description

THE BEGINNING OF A NEW ORATORIA...The clock ticks dangerously close to the beginning of the final battle. No matter who wins, who loses, who lives, who dies, there will be no glory or riches for the taking. Those who fall shall not be remembered in the annals of history, joining the long funeral procession snaking around the heavens. Even so, the adventurers plan to stand strong against the greatest evil the world has seen in a thousand years. Having come to terms with their fate, they prepare for the ultimate struggle—for pride, for solidarity, for justice, for restoring peace on the mortal realm...

Reviews

  • Wonderfully made

    5
    By ReneeLMiller
    Omori has once again amazed me by managing to maintain the main series, SO, and Familia Chronicles all simultaneously without a drop in quality. Without discussing the plot, the book has a fantastic way of showing the arc's plot from a variety of perspectives and utilizing the world-building that Omori has crafted in a way that does not detract from the book as a whole. Each chapter's main character shows growth on an emotional level, from overcoming pain through a decline into fury, to embracing their turmoil for what it is and letting it go. The resolutions in the book may not always be bright, but they are resolved in a way that fits each character's narrative and displays that life is complicated and does not always have an easy solution. By balancing this dance of happiness and pain, the night and day of emotional struggle, a twilight was born. A beautiful twilight that expresses the complexity of human emotions.

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