Board Thread:General Discussion/@comment-6192846-20130913170916/@comment-6192846-20141102041134

I agree, the scissors thing sounds like just a means to show how odd this disease can make your appetite. Muzuri was resisting cravings for candle flames! Candle. Flames. Someone trying to eat scissors is just another example of how extreme (and deadly) this disease is on all facets.

I am under the impression he was just referring to how rare it is for anyone to find the damn pig so nobody gets the chance to taste it's supposed delicious flesh, let alone a noble like himself.

"Bame" would probably be something akin to "Beimu". This is "Ba-e-mu" or (English phonetics-wise), something like "Bah-eh-moo". You could potentially drop the u sound at the end for "Baem".

Japanese spelling, it's バエム. I've tried linking it to バハムート (Bahamut) in the past but the エ part in the middle is unavoidably odd. I can't find anything it might be based off of. Honestly, I'm disinclined to any changes to the name, that being the case.

Gula isn't specified. Depending on how you translate the line, I suppose you could take it as an indication it's a Beelzenian village that was destroyed in the early EC 200s. It's very vague.