Manga: High School Prodigies Have It Easy Even in Another World 2

High School Prodigies Have it Easy Even in Another World Vol 2
Rating: 3.5/5
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Source: Copy courtesy of the publisher! 

After starting an economic revolution in the city of Dormundt, the high school prodigies are up to their eyeballs in money and resources. Having also managed to save Li'l Roo from a life of slavery, they take a well-deserved rest. Their break is cut short, however, when "Silver Knight" Inzaghi decides to attack Elm Village, pillage its newfound wealth, and abduct poor Lyrule as a concubine for the feudal lord. All hope seems lost when the best options are to either sacrifice Lyrule's freedom or put the villagers in jeopardy. But if anyone can find a solution, it's the prodigies-they have the power to shake the foundations of any world!

We start the volume with some of our characters feeling a bit down. Aoi is kind of adorable, bless her, she's not very good at anything except for cutting wood and fighting and Kumausa blames itself for the crash. Luckily Tsukasa has just the plan to brighten their spirits and it's not long before they have bigger problems on their plate. 

Of course, the situation with Li'l Roo from the end of last volume comes to a swift and easy resolution as well at the start of this volume. 

This volume sees us getting to grips with the magic of this world and some of it's history thanks to Shinobu. It also see's the village progressing further thanks to Ringo developing aluminium and shovels and I'm quite surprised at how fast we've progressed already in just two volumes! But that has nothing on the end of the volume! 

Things are going pretty well within the first chapter, but it's apparent that something bad is coming from them. We're only on volume 2 and we already have a huge battle to take down the Lord and start a war, all to save Lyrule, like wow. That escalated quickly. It would appear after reading this volume that next volume we're going full revolution, and I have to say this series is certainly twisty and fast paced!