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Avey feels like a young woman in love, although I don't like her very much, because I understand how painful it is to be treated cruelly by those you love. But with Lucian's story, he could die 5 more times and even end up in other worlds, but in the end he could never forget his love for her. Lucian has already fought so much for love that despite wanting to get away from Avey, he could never see her hurt without doing anything. If she dies it would be Lucian's downfall since he will never be able to get his love for her out of his heart.

I've seen that tactic used by desperate women in real life enough that it doesn't surprise me. What I don't understand is how many years she lived after Lucian's death, since usually that kind of thing is normally seen in young women.

I was thinking the same thing, but I don't see why Avey can't have a chance to change his destiny after being controlled by the narrative, as if your whole life you were nothing more than a puppet, but you can't see it until is too late.

By the way, thank you very much for the work, it has left me with a lot to think about and reflect on.

bro why is this so good? I ate all the chapters in 2 days.

Even though this is just a novel I can't help but think how love cannot be measured by human standards even though we depend on it so much.

Confusing analogy, but in my experience, love comes along with the pain of losing someone, saying it's just dependency is stupid, human beings depend on each other, how can love exist when you don't need the other person in your heart?.

To be honest, in that situation I would have already shot everyone, I have seen many fall lower for less pain.

I was thinking the same thing, but wasn't their crew destroyed entering the new world?

i mean, It is not unusual for men to die doing stupid things.