Probably a canditate for the most ironic death in star wars history.

Honestly speaking, I'm not much a fan of crossovers between series or even 'world hopping' type of fanfics since I believe they cheapen the experience just to have the MC gather girls and powers like pokemon. Also, I never got into the Harry Potter craze as a kid, so I don't have much fondness for the series.

I apologize regarding the spelling mistakes. They occur when I write too fast on my keyboard. Thanks for the help.

The only way I imagine he could help Nephis is by emotional support and guidance. The way I see Nephis is like a traumatized person who never developed past her childhood from an emotional point of view. Sure, she may put on a strong front and always say that she will kill the leaders of the great clans, but she actually has no idea on how to do it other than winging it as it comes. Also, there is the fact that she somehow wants to destroy the nightmare spell because it took away her family. From our recent understanding of the Nightmare Spell, it is not the catalyst that brought nightmare creatures to the real world but rather a tool for humans to achieve awakening faster to fight for their survival. Basically, in a way, she is even more blind than Cassie when it comes to knowing what to do. I don't know why, but I'm feeling like G3 is just writing her to her death. This is currently the general idea that I have in regards to Nephis. However, I must admit that I am getting a bit of burnout from reading the OG shadow slave. I blame the subreddit and discord for that. Anyways, what I want to say is that it is always subject to change based on how I write the story later on.

Okay, riddle me this. In the initial chapters at the academy, he briefly considered going to the female changing rooms with his shadow before shelving the idea in fear of getting caught. Tell me, what aspect info would he have hoped to garner there?

Sure, my fanfics won't be able to satisfy everyone's expectations. I hope you the best wherever you end up.

Cassie is just trying to pull her weight as William's companion. Remember that she believes herself as nothing more than deadweight, so she will do anything even if it beings a nugget of use. Plus, as far as she knows, she couldn't trust anyone else in that group. Also, remember that William has been trying to have a good relationship with Cassie since her powers could be a real threat for him if she ver exposes his secrets. I know that people all think of Cassie as a traitor for selling out Sunny's true name to Nephis. Yet, as a reader, you have to understand that we mostly read the Forgotten Shore arc through Sunny's POV, and usually having one perspective into events and characters is not a reliable method of narration. For example, imagine if, alongside Sunny, we got Caster's POV throughout the entire arc and didn't just consider him as the arc's mini boss. Wouldn't that have made the confrontation between him and Sunny a bit more emotional? Sunny was trying to kill him in an attempt to do a favor/get closer to his crush/friend while Caster was doing it in order to save his clan(or something along those lines) even though he knew he was going to sacrifice alot because of his flaw in doing so. Honestly, there is a lot of potential lost when interesting side characters are simply killed off for the 'protagonist's development'.

He thought of it, back in the initial chapters. I believe it was the author's attempt at making him look like your average hormonal teenager to make room for character development later on - even if it comes off as creepy sometimes.

He has his reasons. I can't just go and spill the entire thing like a 3rd rate hack now, can I?

In response to the MC's attitude towards women, as you said, he had lived most of his life in a world where women were dominant. Also, he didn't have much of a father figure in his life due to his grandfather passing when he was young. Some may ask why he would let the girls pull him into their antics in chapter 7 when he can simply use his grandmother's influence in the MDF; however, I know from personal experience how annoying and embarrassing it is to use the name of someone close to you to fix their problems. P.S. for all those out there who ask the question, "Why wouldn't he just use his strength to intimidate the women like a true alpha male?" Okay, first off, scrub that alpha male bullshit out of your brain. Shit like that is what makes you enter court in our world, much less a world where women are at the top of the hierarchy. Secondly, he isn't stupid. The MC knows that if anything scandalous about him gets leaked, it would end badly for him, and he would bring shame to his grandmother, who had vouched for him. Don't get me wrong, he will be different from the original protagonist of the story. Otherwise, why would I waste my time writing this? It is just a gradual process since I can't realistically make someone with the upbringing and life of the MC suddenly make a 180 in his attitude. Anyway, I hope this is a good enough explanation on that matter.

Don't worry. Different people have different likes and dislikes. Plus, it's not like the plot is subtle about it.

Changes are not that apparent in the beginning, but Akuma's own strength and background will change the story quite a bit later.

This one, if it had long, unruly red hair and more muscles, also 8 feet tall.

You can use this as a reference for the uniform style.

There are no pics of males in MDF uniforms, though you can use this as a reference, I guess.

She is only 11, so behave like civil people.