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Bob_Washere2mthCommentedSunny slowly rose… or rather, was pushed off when the piece of bone he had been sitting on suddenly flew up. Somehow managing to keep the melody, he regained his balance and continued to play the Bone Singer while awkwardly jumping into the saddle.- Bob_Washere2mthReplied to Frisk_Pichi
Ohh true, and yes that anwsers my question thank you!
Right before their fateful confrontation, Auro had said something peculiar. Something about how he would have gladly faced the Mountain King to let Sunny escape if his life belonged to him alone. But it did not, because the young swordsman had sworn to fulfill an… an unencompassable duty of some sort. He couldn't allow himself to die because of it. - Bob_Washere2mthCommented
I wonder if nephis can remove corruption?
For as long as the woman remained on Aletheia's Island, inside the loop, she was not going to be Corrupted — if she could hold out for a single day. At the end of the day, the time would rewind itself, and whatever progress the vile darkness had made would be erased. - Bob_Washere2mthCommented
He is lucky that breaking the enchantment didnt destory the time loop
Then, he was standing on the deck of the Chain Breaker once again. - Bob_Washere2mthCommented
Ok awkward question: If nightmare seeds are based on the history of the dream world, then is it possible they could run into auro again? If the normal history is he survived then it would be possible or is it that sunny simply played a role into a history that was going to play out the same despite his actions?
Right before their fateful confrontation, Auro had said something peculiar. Something about how he would have gladly faced the Mountain King to let Sunny escape if his life belonged to him alone. But it did not, because the young swordsman had sworn to fulfill an… an unencompassable duty of some sort. He couldn't allow himself to die because of it. - Bob_Washere3mthCommented
Wow what a pair!
"What about Kai and Mordret? Anvil's son?" - Bob_Washere4mthCommented
I feel like harrowing is the author’s new favorite word.
It was just as harrowing, still. - Bob_Washere4mthCommented
Maybe i missed it, but how did she hold her breath for that long since she didnt have an artifact for underwater breathing?
The greater Sunny's speed was, the greater was the resistance. She had already been exhausted by straining her Ability beyond its limit, and enduring the feverish race through the depths could not have been easy. - Bob_Washere7mthCommented
Ohh madoc is a goner
He knew that Madoc actually left to infiltrate Song's territory and secretly take out Mordret. The Awakened cohorts the fearsome Saint had transported to the Dream Realm had been left to their own devices, presumably supporting Knight Shtad in pursuing a mysterious objective. - Bob_Washere7mthCommented
Sunny’s humility on display😂
"Yes, I do remember. As for the Devil… as it happens, I know him pretty well. That guy is indeed amazing. He is also very powerful, handsome, and disgustingly rich. Your classmate's sister was really very fortunate to meet him. He mostly keeps company with Saints and beautiful Legacies from the Great Clans these days, but since you asked, I'll go buy him a drink right after finishing writing this message…" - Bob_Washere7mthCommented
Interesting perspective
He certainly thought that it was. A person who proclaimed these virtues was either a hypocrite or dangerously naive — gods only knew which option was worse. - Bob_Washere7mthReplied to pyli_dg
Ohhh That wOuld be interesting
"But you are right. Sir Gilead is somewhat of an outlier among the Saints. He is too… straightforward. What you see is what you get. Honor, valiance, loyalty… and all that. He is the picture of a noble knight." - Bob_Washere8mthReplied to KopiCAT
In mine? No. in a demons? Yes. thats my point its all about perspective.
But that was the thing about vile things. People loved to romanticize evil and those who committed it, creating countless alluring characters to act as compelling and brilliant villains. But in reality, human evil was almost always banal. It always followed the same disgusting, predictable paths, and led to the same hateful end. - Bob_Washere8mthReplied to Bob_Washere
Example: vikings or cannibals do you think they see themsElves as evil? Probably not, hence why i say its a matter of perspective.
But that was the thing about vile things. People loved to romanticize evil and those who committed it, creating countless alluring characters to act as compelling and brilliant villains. But in reality, human evil was almost always banal. It always followed the same disgusting, predictable paths, and led to the same hateful end. - Bob_Washere8mthReplied to KopiCAT
Easy challenge. From the perspective of the rap.ist ,killer, and child eater they probably dont see thier action as evil. Simple as that. those people will find a way to jusTify it.
But that was the thing about vile things. People loved to romanticize evil and those who committed it, creating countless alluring characters to act as compelling and brilliant villains. But in reality, human evil was almost always banal. It always followed the same disgusting, predictable paths, and led to the same hateful end. - Bob_Washere8mthCommented
I wonder if kai’s ability could cancel out a command from Nephis to sunny?
'Scary…' - Bob_Washere8mthCommented
I wonder if kai’s ability could cancel out a command from Nephis to sunny?
'Scary…'