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I found it's interesting Yogiri's intelligence could gifted or genius
(An argument could be made for genius for the language learning speed:
On the first point, I searched tech like day, week, and month. Timeframe seems but it seems the event took place under a month; Volume 1 seems to place in +7days and the numbers day/week is not mentioned regarding this point in Volume 2):
Volume 2 Chapter 8
At the end of the hall, there was a door their way. On it was written “Only one may leave.” Tomochika still couldn’t read the local language, so Yogiri read it aloud for her. He had more or less mastered the language by now thanks to having read through the dictionary they had received from the concierge in Quenza.
For perspective, someone knowledgeable on the language difficulties thought it would take a long time to teach so she didn't and give two dictionaries: https://gyazo.com/5a0836df0781833cfab9b0fdaad7a461 (Volume 1 Chapter 16)
Volume 2 side story: Agency
“ＡΩ is pretty quiet, isn’t he? Even if we left him to his own devices, he would probably remain just as he is, or at least that was our conclusion. But that thing will keep growing, so there’s no telling what might happen if we simply leave it alone. Our goal is to introduce a bias to the direction of that growth. I read your report. It appears he’s reached the academic level of an elementary school student. That’s quite impressive.”
Yogiri’s academic ability was genuinely incredible. Though he looked to be the age of a third grader, he was already working on sixth grade materials now.
Volume 3 Chapter 4
“Well, Rick became the Swordmaster, but since the tower was destroyed, he said they couldn’t make holy swords right away. So he gave me these amulets instead.” Yogiri’s memory was actually quite good, but that only applied to things he made a point to remember. At the time, he had accepted the amulets from Rick without thinking too much about it.
Volume 3 Chapter 16
Contrary to popular belief, he was actually quite agile. He had always been naturally athletic, and he was a fast learner. He had a reputation for being lazy, which led others to believe he had poor reflexes, but in truth, he just didn’t have many opportunities to exercise.
Ever since coming to this world, however, he’d had plenty of chances to practice. And since he was only doing the absolute minimum necessary to avoid the oncoming attacks, it wasn’t even that tiring.
Volume 4 Chapter 14 (feat is basically already on the page as the web novel case is basically the same)
Yogiri was falling in darkness. He remembered that the distance between the levels of the Underworld was about a kilometer. Calculating roughly, if the acceleration due to gravity in this world was about 10m/s 2 , ignoring the factor of air resistance, he’d have about fourteen seconds before he hit the ground. A few seconds had already passed, so he probably had less than ten left.
(An argument could be made for genius for the language learning speed:
On the first point, I searched tech like day, week, and month. Timeframe seems but it seems the event took place under a month; Volume 1 seems to place in +7days and the numbers day/week is not mentioned regarding this point in Volume 2):
Volume 2 Chapter 8
At the end of the hall, there was a door their way. On it was written “Only one may leave.” Tomochika still couldn’t read the local language, so Yogiri read it aloud for her. He had more or less mastered the language by now thanks to having read through the dictionary they had received from the concierge in Quenza.
For perspective, someone knowledgeable on the language difficulties thought it would take a long time to teach so she didn't and give two dictionaries: https://gyazo.com/5a0836df0781833cfab9b0fdaad7a461 (Volume 1 Chapter 16)
Volume 2 side story: Agency
“ＡΩ is pretty quiet, isn’t he? Even if we left him to his own devices, he would probably remain just as he is, or at least that was our conclusion. But that thing will keep growing, so there’s no telling what might happen if we simply leave it alone. Our goal is to introduce a bias to the direction of that growth. I read your report. It appears he’s reached the academic level of an elementary school student. That’s quite impressive.”
Yogiri’s academic ability was genuinely incredible. Though he looked to be the age of a third grader, he was already working on sixth grade materials now.
Volume 3 Chapter 4
“Well, Rick became the Swordmaster, but since the tower was destroyed, he said they couldn’t make holy swords right away. So he gave me these amulets instead.” Yogiri’s memory was actually quite good, but that only applied to things he made a point to remember. At the time, he had accepted the amulets from Rick without thinking too much about it.
Volume 3 Chapter 16
Contrary to popular belief, he was actually quite agile. He had always been naturally athletic, and he was a fast learner. He had a reputation for being lazy, which led others to believe he had poor reflexes, but in truth, he just didn’t have many opportunities to exercise.
Ever since coming to this world, however, he’d had plenty of chances to practice. And since he was only doing the absolute minimum necessary to avoid the oncoming attacks, it wasn’t even that tiring.
Volume 4 Chapter 14 (feat is basically already on the page as the web novel case is basically the same)
Yogiri was falling in darkness. He remembered that the distance between the levels of the Underworld was about a kilometer. Calculating roughly, if the acceleration due to gravity in this world was about 10m/s 2 , ignoring the factor of air resistance, he’d have about fourteen seconds before he hit the ground. A few seconds had already passed, so he probably had less than ten left.
