That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime: Tensei shitara Slime datta Ken

[Ryllharu]

If I remember right, they bind them as part of the summoning ritual itself. Curses are applied sometimes, according to the earlier seasons.

I think the kids don't have it because they were "useless," doomed to die, and sent to Ingrassia. They haven't gone into any real detail about the "successful" summonings in the west until now.

There's also a difference between Summoned (the kids, via incomplete, rushed, and "industrial level" rituals) and Otherworlders (e.g. Rimuru). Shizu was somewhere in-between I think, because the demon lord Leon Cromwell summoned her more properly.

Anyone's guess where these three fall.

edit:
I've also been thinking the world map should be posted, but you'd have to redact it.
The only locations you can really include are the Jura Forest, Dwargon, Ingrassia, Yuruzania, Falmuth, and Blummund.
We technically don't know where Clayman and Milim are from.

[DarthEnderX]

I've also been thinking the world map should be posted, but you'd have to redact it.
The only locations you can really include are the Jura Forest, Dwargon, Ingrassia, Yuruzania, Falmuth, and Blummund.
We technically don't know where Clayman and Milim are from.

I think what I'll do is just link it, and say SPOILER WARNING.

Here's the map. Don't click it if you don't want to see countries that haven't been introduced yet.

The World Map

The main thing I wanted to point out is how Jura is basically a barrier between all the civilized lands, and all the Demon King territories. So Tempest is literally the bridge between humans and monsters.

It's kind of irrelevant what form or ratio of success the incident would have. They just need to have any kind of violent event to rally their own people and allies.

Yeah, but even WITH support and allies, they're STILL gonna get their asses kick if they attack Tempest. That's what'll make it funny.

[Kraco]

Yeah, but even WITH support and allies, they're STILL gonna get their asses kick if they attack Tempest. That's what'll make it funny.

Although the kingdom leadership was presented as naively evil and greedy, but there is some realism in how they behave, as would-be invaders. The king immediately judged an army of 17,000 soldiers isn't enough. It's a very sizable army in the old days, but not enough, according to the king. So, he wasn't all bonkers. However, if you think about it, the Tempest nation didn't even exist a few of years earlier. Sure, the forest has always been full of monsters, but they were individual ones or independent tribes of goblins and such. In a sense, it wasn't a major threat for outsiders, as long as the dragon stayed put and there were no unnatural disasters. Now there's suddenly, supposedly, a country there. How strong, developed, or united can it be?