The Spacefaring Diary Of An Isekai D Earthling Vol 3

The protagonist woke up to find that he was in a light novel situation: transported to another world. Except this other world is a highly advanced, spacefaring civilization. He has finally arrived at the ultimate spacefarer goal of the Imperium: become a mothership owner. On top of that, he has also discovered Earth, his home planet. What will he decide to do? Go home? Don't go home?

The protagonist woke up to find that he was in a light novel situation: transported to another world. Except this other world is a highly advanced, spacefaring civilization. Now that he has finally gotten his own ship and mastered the art of piloting her, it is time for him to get serious about leading a spacefaring life in the cosmos.

The protagonist woke up to find that he was in a light novel situation: transported to another world. Except this other world is a highly advanced, spacefaring civilization. Join us, as we take a sneak peek into the protagonist's struggles as he ventures into the unknown, armed with nothing but a bunch of half-baked knowledge he learned from Earth, and a semi-lackadaisical approach to deal with just about anything this new world would throw at him.

If you are looking for epic space battles, if you are looking for generals winning victory through genius tactics, if you are looking for berserker warriors carrying empires aloft on their swords, look elsewhere my friends. Here you will find laughter.Here a quartermaster must discover why the human insists that the mass produced broom, identical down to the molecule to every other broom on the base, is the "wrong" broom, and why and how they expect him to fix it. Here aliens learn the meaning of "enough C4". Here a medic meets the challenge of understanding why a human thinks it can survive on chocolate cake. Here Monty Python meets Star Trek.

Celebrating the sixtieth birthday of G. E. L. Owen, this is a book for specialists in Greek philosophy and philosophers of language.

A new translation from the Latin of this important work. Includes historical and comparative notes plus a section on the life of Sendivogius which contains rare documents drawn from Lenglet du Fresnoy's Histoire containing the Lettre of Desnoyers and the Vie de Sendivogius.

Many years ago, when Detective Royce was travelling in India, he found himself in the unfortunate position of being dead. Murdered, to be precise. But he made a contract with the Goddess of Death, which allowed him to return. This contract is what drives him now. Because he supposedly fails every single case he takes on, he's known as the Defeated Detective. Featuring 3 Defeated Detective Stories. RSVP Murder: A man predicts his own murder, and invites Royce to investigate. You are Invited to a Murder: Someone is going to be killed live on stage, unless Royce can stop it. Can he? The Dame Who Loved Me: The wife of a man Royce murdered wants his help in finding him.

The New Chemical Light is one of the inclusions made by Waite in his Hermetic Museum. Originally from the 17th century, it is a fairly detailed tract of alchemy, including both clear statements and allegories, at two points in the form of dialogue. By understanding the nature of the four elements, the three subsequent substances (salt, sulfur, and mercury) and the dichotomy of male and female the alchemist is supposed to be able to accomplish various chemical feats.