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I just watched _Shinchou Yuusha_ episode 9 and there was a point where
Valkyrie was referring to something like "you will worn out..." and then "I
see so you've already caught on".

What was she referring to? The manga is a lot behind the anime, and I can't
get a physical copy of the light novel in where I live, and can't find this
answered in any discussion threads.

I don't mind the spoilers at all, since someone who searches this exact thing
is looking for spoilers in the first place.


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What was Valkyrie referring to when Seiya stopped her from saying it in episode 9 of Shinchou Yuusha?


Perhaps Valkyrie is not a god (maybe demi) and therefore Seiya should be able
to use her techniques. I came to this conclusion because I did not see any of
the other gods bleed before. I could be wrong though since I did not bother to
double check the previous episodes.


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My guess is that both Valkyrie and Seiya realize that he’s come as far as he
can through training alone. His stats might be at their max and he hasn’t
gained any of the legendary equipment. Now he is trying to gain more powerful
skills and since Valkyrie is the strongest god shown he of course turns to
her. Valhalla Gate seems extremely powerful and would kill any human but if it
killed the demon lord would it be worth Seiya’s life?


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