STOP CALLING YOUR DAUGHTER KIDDO.
Anyways, Some Species DILF challenges Joy to a sword fight, so Joy can prove her worth as Someone Who Doesn't Just Do Support. I honestly can't get behind this concept, even after 60 pages, we know nothing about Joy. She's a character who began this comic with wanting to be a knight, just like her dad, who went missing, except he just returned now without much fanfare. If we had gotten prologue and flashbacks about how she wanted to be a knight and what kind of an environment she was raised in when her mother is the Crest of Love, that would be way more interesting and give us major reason to get invested in her journey. It really shows you that this comic is nothing but an advertisement to Chalo's Patreon.
I honestly can't get behind this concept, even after 60 pages, we know nothing about Joy. She's a character who began this comic with wanting to be a knight, just like her dad, who went missing, except he just returned now without much fanfare.
Classic writing style from the Las Lindas crew: Ideas with no substance nor consistency. Knighthood just exist in the main comic's world, but the people writing the story itself can't be asked to actually develop anything properly.
It's style only all the way.
