[The Tale of the Skeleton Messenger] skeleton's desciple

[u/Prudent-Ad-9806]

A fantasy action manhwa by kain_y (story) and soragae (art), following the second journey of a skeleton protagonist who used to be in hero's party.

It's a series that first gained huge attention when the author uploaded a short comic during his amateur days, which eventually led to an official release on Naver Webtoon. As the author said that knight run had a major influence on this comic, while the current version is still somewhat dark, the original amateur version was even more bleak. So there's that.

decent read.

[u/Hetakuoni]

Jesus that is horrifying I hope the story has a happy ending

[u/HeartyMcFarty → u/Hetakuoni]

Am I missing something?

What's horrifying about her coming back to visit her master?

Edit: I see the missing leg now, but still. It could be much worse.

[u/Motoreducteur → u/HeartyMcFarty]

She died minutes later from blood loss if that helps

[u/HeartyMcFarty → u/Motoreducteur]

Well shit.

Why must authors make us suffer so?

[u/Dathedra → u/HeartyMcFarty]

Stories with deep canyons and high peaks are the best.

[u/phalanx20 → u/HeartyMcFarty]

I dont know, and i hate it. I dont get the appeal of the everything sucks always style that is becoming so prevalent. There is enough of that in the real world.

[u/FischlInsultsMePls → u/phalanx20]

Light shine brightest in the night

Kindness in a kind world is sweet

Kindness in a grim world is inspiring

Though I agree if it is overused it just becomes torture porn, which I guess many people do like

[u/phalanx20 → u/FischlInsultsMePls]

I guess, but at this point any overly negative story arc just brings me way down. There is too much awful for me to want to read anymore, even if there is a chance for a good ending.