MuteUnmute
I love fantastical stories that let's me escape into a world of marvel and wonder, a world where only my own imagination dictates the limits. đ¤
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MuteUnmute2mthReplied to DaoistlaHGinIt is, I first read it when it was only 300 and some chapters long, just picked it up again, starting from the beginning, and caught up at chapter 1131 yesterday. It is still going strong, and I still like it as much in chapter 1131, as I did in the beginning, which is a rare case for me with these long works of literature. The world/story-building pace and progress is really well balanced.
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Can someone explain to me this about their power being 99.5% determined by body. Maybe I just forgot when this was explained. Also weren't it only Jakes mirror universe who had their powers restricted. why does it say both in this paragraph?
The problem was the suppression of his powers. If Hephais and this stone troll were in full possession of their abilities, he'd have countless ways to take down this tough bastard. But in this context, where their power was 99.5% determined by their body attributes and the boost from their Lumyst Aura, he was facing an unsolvable equation. - MuteUnmute2mthReplied to Lord_Volt
Nah I like it, besides they are all potential snacks to be digested anyways.
"Your new Soulmancer King." - MuteUnmute3mthCommented
does he have something to do with digestors? an experiment maybe? đ¤
[Not much. I know he invented the Soul Class and Aether Encoding technology. The Oracle Status displayed today by all your Oracle Devices has a lot to do with him. It is even said that he programmed the Oracle System himself. His thing is to define the rules and see what happens next. If it weren't for the Oracle and the other Ancient Designers who refrain him, this guy would be a danger to the Mirror Universe.] - MuteUnmute3mthCommented
The author seems to have forgotten that one of Jakes bloodline skills multiply his spirit level by 6. I feel like this happens a lot that the authors forget these things.
In this form, Jake rated her Spirit Body between level 20 and 25. Each additional level of Spirit Body was not a simple matter of addition. Tangible, measurable effects would arise as it evolved, and if he wasn't mistaken, Ostrexora's Spirit Body could wreak immense havoc with its very existence. - MuteUnmute3mthCommented
I think I have misunderstood this whole aether density thing. I get that when there is a higher aether density the average inhabitants will have a higher aether stat average. But can someone explain why that should make Jake feel weaker mentally? shouldn't he feel just as intelligent as before? also he shouldn't really be weaker physically either, he just has a heavier load due to gravity.I really don't understand how it would affect his subjective strength or mental faculties.
He could feel the consequences on all levels. His cognitive faculties had drastically diminished, he felt awfully weak and he no longer felt this feeling of lightness at all. He truly felt like shit. - MuteUnmute3yrPosted
I normally dont mind plot armor too much but when its also served in a repetitive and boring way with childish dialogues and absolutely no thrilling story line to push you through, I just cant. The best way I can describe the book is similar to those repetitive quests you get in mmorpgs, where an npc tells you to gather x amount of y. Thats how this books storyline feels like in a nutshell Im dissapointed heavily by it, giving its high power rating I expected it to be half descent at least.