if queen bee is anybody we know. My money is on cassi. She might want to train her combat skills and the rapier kinda matches a bee with the stinger and all.

While it is known that he can teleport. It wasn't actually seen by that many people. So the details about how his aspect works isn't. So he shouldn't want to give them more sample data to narrow down his ability and therefore identity.

Defenetly one of the best books ive read. in Particular i like: 1. The world building: the world really feels full of mysteries that we want to explore the Ruins dream world as well as the postapocalyptic real world. 2. The power system: i like the thematic powers and especially the flaws. it always keeps things interesting and people don't get too overpowered. 3. Charters: the character interactions and development fell realistic especially the discrepancy between how sunny sees his relationships to other people opposed to how we and the other people in the story perceive them.

this doesn't even make sense true dream Is only powerful because he steals abilities and gives them to his allies but he only steals from people in the military so regardless if true dream exists or not the military has the same power. arguably it will be even more powerfull because teudrem won't be leaching of them anymore for his own gain. trudream has no effect whatsoever on the power balance

The story was great for about the first 1000 chapters(I dont know precisely I am doing this from memory). Perfekt 5 Stars great world building, magic system and character development. But at some point it went downhill the first thing that started to bother me was the power creep. It got completely out of hand, in every fight you have like twenty new spells tricks and bloodline abilities so that the only reaction you can have is "oh I guess this is possible now." or "hmmm I guess that just happened.". The second thing that started bothering me was the way charters started interacting. Every emotional interaction and reflection is so on the nose like "this is exactly how I am feeling and these are my rationalizations for the way I feel" most exemplary for this plump way of writing interactions between characters are the "mind links" were one character completely shares an experience with another, and the reaction Is always the same "oh i feel for you " and "now I completely agree with you". it's such a boring and plump way of forcing "character" development. Finally this is worsened by my third and final issue I have namely at some point all the characters started feeling the same because they all talk like lith and they all think/ reason in their heads like lith. All these combined make the average chapter just too bland. At this point I just want to know how the world will turn out in the end but it doesn't feel like its gonna end anytime soon so I will probably end up dropping it. So to anyone wondering if you should pick up this novel, yes do it just know when to stop.

what a dumb take by that logic no one ever owned anything they invented because its always based on some previous invention.

random predictions: Thrud wins, we have seen trough out the story a theme of the kingdoms decline Thrud finally brings new developments. Lith kills orpal in a world tribulation thereby becoming a guardian (night and orpal are generally bad for progress). He cant act against Thrud because she is good for mogars development. the council makes a stand against Thrud resulting in a stalemate. They form a new country. All countries start awakening more people resulting in a new balance. Lith is responsible for the new council territory.

I don't really like this "instantly sharing an experience" stuff it kinda just skips how and why someone shares certain experiences and instead just rushes to a certain end status aka komplete understanding and compassion.