In the middle of all this, Lawrence is trusted with delivering a forbidden text detailing the necessary mining techniques to the trading company's executive, Hilde Schnau but will it really go so smoothly? Cause I’m sure so many series suffer some level of loss of nuance and infliction when being translated from its original language to another.

And while I appreciate to some extent the way this series is trying to take something as oddball as trade negotiations and make it more exciting, there is a lot of this volume that comes off as a bit forced and falsely exciting, I guess. It is complex, but not convoluted (though, some of the things will seem that way in the animated series).

Niby próbowali z tego zrobić fantasy, bo dali furraskę główną bohaterkę, ale co właściwie daje to, że ona jest tą boginią plonów? After the earnest clergy-hopeful, Col, and his cheeky companion, Myuri, reach the port city of Atiph, they join up with the Debau Company. However, on this fateful night, Lawrence finds a girl with wolf ears in his wagon, who later turns out to be the same wolf goddess – Horo. I don't know if someone made a similar post to this one but I thought what better place to ask than the subreddit. But as Col delves into his secret work of translating the scriptures for the common folk, Myuri worries for her dear brother’s health…And should the Church find out about his little project, there may be no saving them…!

One night when stopped at the town of Pasloe, he finds in his wagon a wolf-deity named Holo who is over 600 years old.

As Marc states, she protects the alchemists living in the ghetto; anyone wanting to get to them has to go through her, a task implied to be incredibly difficult. This is close of being the most wholesome thingie created since the invention of the word itself, reading the manga for these scenes is worth of it alone, even though it has much more to offer than just that.

A 12-episode anime adaptation aired between January and March 2008, plus a single original video animation (OVA) episode released in May 2008.With the Wisewolf's help, can Lawrence devise a way to save an entire town from ruin - and his skin and that of his traveling companion in the process? And it does make things clear, but almost unnecessarily so, as in the end I really stop caring about these machinations because they seem so easy for the characters to figure out. If you want something to put the Light Novels into drawn form as you read, or if you want a familiar experience to the Anime but have the series continue beyond where the anime ended then look no further than the Spice and Wolf manga.