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===Meiyaku no Leviathan===
Greek language has four cases: nominative (=ονομαστική), genitive (=γενική), accusative (=αιτιατική) and vocative (=κλητική). 
1) Nominative is the case we use to answer to the question who or what. [Ο Τύραννος -> Οι Τύραννοι aka oi Tyrannoi (plural)]
2) Genitive is the case we use to answer to the question whose. [του Τυράννου -> των Τυράννων (Tyrannon)]
3) Accusative is the case we use to answer to the question whom or what.
4) Vocative is the case we use to call or address someone.
Theoretically you should use genitive, however I don't know how "Tyrannon" sounds to english speakers.

:Wow, different plural forms depending on a noun's function in a sentence... Now that's something new to learn. On the other hand, I don't think loanwords need to replicate all of the grammar from the source language, so it seems like the nominative case would suffice. A quick search on Google shows people using Tyrannoi as the plural but not Tyrannon, so I guess that's the convention in English. Thanks for the Greek language tip! --[[User:Zzhk|Zzhk]] ([[User talk:Zzhk#top|talk]]) 23:37, 18 May 2016 (UTC)

So it's been a year already since you translated volume 7, and almost a year since volume 8 has been released. Are there not any Chinese raws for it, yet? [[User:Chris Shade|Chris Shade]] ([[User talk:Chris Shade|talk]]) 12:25, 2 November 2017 (CET)