Disasterpiece

Thanks for your kind words.

This basically confirms that Yurial would have been the Manohar of warden magic if he lived.

There's still one unresolved issue. Everything is hinting at Kami wanting to get married and having kids and Lith doesn't even want to think about it. This is something that will have be resolved before a multi year time makes sense.

It was stated I think all the way back in the White Academy arc that the liches drew lots to be the representative as of course they're all mad and obsessed with their own magical research and nothing else.

In future, please write a few more chapters to give your novels an actual ending. Even if it's a half baked ending, it's still better than just finishing the novel in the middle of a fight scene and basically saying "Yeah I got sick of it, bye!" It's an insult to your paying readers and makes you look unreliable as an author. No matter how good your writing is, people won't want to bother with someone who is that flaky with their series. It's a shame because your writing is some of the best on this site. The fight scenes were great and the way you took your time in the early part of the story to develop the magic system in a unique and exciting way was great too. The story began to go too fast later on which is perhaps why you decided to drop it, but otherwise it was good work and I hope with your next novel, you don't take your readers for granted.

There's literally nothing racist about that.

Damned Logias

Can definitely see Falco becoming Liths apprentice one day.

I think he means his choice of paying back his debts to the kingdom instead of going his own way. If the price was rubbish his loyalty would wane.

A small village like that if even a handful of the men were conscripted, and worse died, the village would struggle to survive without them.