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Literally everyone in just this comment section is talking about the typo. I’m not mad I misread it. I’m annoyed that even after reading the next chapter it still doesn’t make any sense. It reads like he rushed this one out, but you just keep deflecting away anyway, so bye. I sincerely hope we never communicate again.
Yeah let’s apply real world logic to a completely unrelated scenario. In this novel, dreams have been shown to conform to some actual rules especially when they’re plot related. A gate moving on its own or pulling sunny closer would actual make sense, but alas it’s not possible xolained in any way to be the case. Somehow he crawls away and ends up closer which is also not explained. It’s just bad writing. It happens. G3 still writes a kickass story.
Now that the next chapter is out the sentence makes less sense. How did the door draw closer? It’s not even further elaborated. It makes as much sense as saying fine sense.
The two previous paragraphs make little sense leading up to this run on nightmare sentence. It’s bad sentence structure to suddenly put the action on a new subject without first introducing the new subject as a subject, and also it’s in the middle of the sentence. Sunny crawled. Cool makes sense. ‘But’ alright so this next part contrasts his crawling. Despite the strain of his efforts, “the gate was only drew closer.” The gate drawing closer contrasts his crawling? The gate was established obviously, but is it pulling sunny in? Moving towards him? I read it as hardly because it seemed to me like he was trying to reach the door. from just that sentence. It threw me for a loop so hard I forgot the door was behind him. I dropped the adjectives on purpose since grammatically they aren’t relevant to our understanding of the sentence structure.
Given context from the rest of the sentence I read it as, “Hardly drew closer.”
No, he has a point. You don’t have to like it, but childishly jumping to the defense of the author when it doesn’t concern you isn’t the right play. It probably was a last minute decision, but nobody has to accept whatever reason is given. Just like you do accept it and are considerate people can be more selfish when it involves a personal financial decision. Your consideration only extends one way and that’s awfully hypocritical of you.
War directly dooms the entirety of the undead. That means every current undead race is threatened by Dusk’s actions. Dusk is intentionally using this war as a means to effectively establish Undead Supremacy. Night unintentionally rid the undead as a whole, of undead who would also have screwed them all. Therefore, Dusk is an intentional genocidal maniac trying to end humans, and actually dooming the undead.
Just like Baba Yaga, Tyris has nothing to do with the kingdom in present day. She intervenes only when egregious events occur. Something akin to a forbidden city event or Balkor. The kingdom’s current policies are a result of the actions of the nobles. It is actually a little funny that you think the fixed number of academies is related to tyris and not the actual elements fake mages know. xD
So salty. You don’t punish a dumb child and a malicious man in the same way.
Exile means to banish and ban from returning; that is not what Yaga did. She also didn’t torture dusk. She randomly teleported Dusk so that Dusk could figure some stuff out solo. It’s literally not the first time a character does that.
Except the guardians arent hypocrites. By definition they can’t be. The guardians fulfill specific roles that Mogar needs done.
Did you read the chapter? Dusk being completely sane still engaged in actions that doomed the undead, and indirectly killed enough undead, through starting a war, to balance out the numbers of undead on the Garlean Continent. Yaga has already stated that she doesn’t control her children she just course corrects them.