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[24] When he first started drawing,
Yukimura expected the series to take 10 years to finish, but later gave an estimate of 14 years. He had calculated that there would be 20 volumes, with each part consisting of four volumes, with five volumes each; this amount later increased to over 22 volumes. From the beginning of the serialization, Yukimura was at a loss, wondering when he could write the actual arc of Vinland. Because he often had problems with handling the story,[25] Yukimura started drawing fully digitally from chapter 168 due to COVID-19 pandemic restrictions but continues to ink in analog before scanning and doing the finishing work digitally. [26] According to Yukimura, the series is divided into four story arcs. The first three are the "War" arc, the "Slave" arc, and the "Eastern Expedition" arc; the fourth and final arc was not given its own distinct name. [27] In
November 2019, Yukimura announced that the manga has entered its final arc; it will be more
than 50 chapters long and more than 1,000 pages, and will take "several years to write". [27] Influences[edit] An example of a Osebergskipet ship which Askeladd's group use in the series' first story arc Though the manga is influenced by Saga of Erik the Red and Saga of the Greenlanders, Yukimura found it challenging to fully read all those sources due to their notable length. In doing research, Yukimura also visited Canada to get inspiration for the material he has to draw. [28] Yukimura was inspired by anime series about Vikings that he watched as a child, being fascinated by them since. Their culture and way of life were something new and fresh to him; he learned, for instance, that if somebody killed while intoxicated,
they could get a lower sentence or go free.
Yūya's friends, including Kaori, take him shopping for camping gear. The girls are separated from the boys and trapped by a fire, but Yūya uses magic to rescue them. In Arselia, King
Arnold learns of Lexia's proposal to Yūya and concludes that Yūya must have seduced her. Additionally, a girl with a dark aura confronts the Divine Rabbit, God of Kicks, and announces she will destroy the world. 7"An Encounter in the Woods"
Transliteration: "Mori no Naka no Deai" (Japanese: 森の中の出会い)Kazuki Sawada
Shingo TanabeYūichirō TakedaShingo TanabeMay 19, 2023 (2023-05-19) While continuing to explore the forest, Yūya and Night encounter a girl
being menaced by a group of goblins. Despite Night strangely trying to keep him away from her, Yūya saves the stranger.
Japanese Journal of
Religious Studies. 39 (1): 127–151. ^ a b c d Ohba,
Tsugumi (2008). Death Note 13: How to Read. Viz Media. p.
