So Im a Spider, So What volume 10

SPY, MY PRETTIES!
Y'know...understanding the reason for your existence, learning the ultimate truth of the world, and attaining godhood would give most people a lot to think about. But me? I've got better things to do, like making mini-spider clones! Look at this one-isn't she precious?! There's a LOT more where she came from, and I've sent them all over the world to act as my eyes and ears. I bet the Demon Lord will find the info I've gathered super useful for dealing with the impending demonic rebellion. Oh, did I not mention that before...? 'Cause that's totally a thing.

Kumo Desu ga, Nani Ka? 10

Release Date

April 9, 2021 (JP)
December 14, 2021 (USA)

ISBN

ISBN 9784041099230 (JP)
ISBN 9781975339838 (USA)

Chapters Covered

Chapters 50-54

Chapters

• Chapter 50
  • Chapter 50-1
  • Chapter 50-2
• Chapter 51
  • Chapter 51-1
  • Chapter 51-2
• Chapter 52
  • Chapter 52-1
  • Chapter 52-2
• Chapter 53
  • Chapter 53-1
  • Chapter 53-2
• Chapter 54
  • Chapter 54-1
  • Chapter 54-2
  • Chapter 54-3
• Bonus Short Comic: Another Reincarnation 5
• Bonus Short Story: Medieval European Style?

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I've finally figured out why I was reborn in this world. Still, that doesn't mean I'm gonna change how I live day to day right away. For now, what's most important to me is regaining my strength and gaining some new skills. That's why I sent out thousands of spiders all around the world to keep an eye on things. I have more talent for being a spy than I thought... Source: Yen Press

2nd version:

SPY, MY PRETTIES!

Y'know...understanding the reason for your existence, learning the ultimate truth of the world, and attaining godhood would give most people a lot to think about. But me? I've got better things to do, like making mini-spider clones! Look at this one-isn't she precious?! There's a LOT more where she came from, and I've sent them all over the world to act as my eyes and ears. I bet the Demon Lord will find the info I've gathered super useful for dealing with the impending demonic rebellion.

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