Nidhoggs are blind dragons that are actually mostly scavengers despite their fierce appearance. Many of these characters have some interesting personalities and customs that shows that the author has put effort and thought about the characters and races themselves, even if they don't get much screentime. So far we've seen friendships blossom and rekindle, and hints of romance as well.Īnother special mention also goes to the numerous side characters of different races. Special mention goes to Astra's interactions with his former bosses and subordinates too. Especially the (somewhat classic) dynamic between the fatherly, but fun knight captain Astra and the hilarious and cute Noah. The character themselves don't feel overly cliched and it's just generally great to see them interact.
Along with these important story elements comes drama at times, but the overall feel of this manga is undoubtedly light hearted. It follows the classic episodic formula you'd find in other slice-of-life manga of problems appearing/events happening and being solved once every chapter or two, although there are quite a few important story andĬharacter elements in the background that are addressed and develop multiple times.
The story is about the daily adventures of a newly retired knight captain, who has bought a house and settled down, and an adorable little witch girl. If I had to compare it with something, I might describe it as "Yotsuba in fantasy land," but obviously there are still a ton of differences. A beautiful, fun and fluffy semi-slice-of-life manga with a lot cute moments and surprisingly great world building and fantasy elements.
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