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ChronosMrk16dCommentedMaybe even familiar?
The ease with which she was revealing her secrets was… ominous.- ChronosMrk19dCommented
Questionable
If Cassie was really unable to see the future… - ChronosMrk121dReplied to Jaeven
Yea Mordot could do with a leach.
"Ah, you know. The weather is not great, but the people are really… charming. Well, you've met Seishan and Beastmaster, so you must have an idea. It's like I'm living in a flower garden." - ChronosMrk11mthCommented
This is the only time I've seen a real emotional reaction out of the Prince of Nothing.
With that, Mordret's eyes shook a little. - ChronosMrk11mthCommented
In fairness to him none of Sunnys's crew can really be described as "normal" either.
"I'm not sure. All people seem a bit strange to me." - ChronosMrk11mthReplied to frederik_glyming
Doesn't at all make my criticisms invalid. It's easy to write loner characters because of the lack of character interactions and you only need to develop a single character. And you don't have to write about character interactions or the development of those interactions. I've read quite far in and for you to say it gets explained way into the story is such a massive obvious cop out I'm surprised you don't see it as such. I mean an AI? Really? That just makes it souch worse by degrading potential character development that could have happened to two characters fighting for control. Imagine any good story where the charcter goes through an arc. No imagine the writer said his arc was because of an AI in his head. How shallow and disappointing. Compare that to something like Shadow Slave with an MC who changes ober time and the other characters change with him. You can't live life alone.
- ChronosMrk11mthCommented
Poor Cass
They simply dropped to the deck, praying that nothing terrible happened in the next few hours — minutes, even — at least. Sunny temporarily took the steering oars, allowing Nephis to heal Cassie's mangled hands. After that, everyone remained near the runic circle, looking into the darkness. - ChronosMrk11mthCommented
Guess it wasn't completely the blood of nightmare creatures...
Some distance away, near the sacred tree, Cassie threw the remains of another dissolved brush away and raised a hand to receive a new one. Patches of skin on her delicate hands had begun dissolving as well, and fresh blood mixed with the sorcerous ink. - ChronosMrk11mthCommented
You lot are desperate
Sunny nodded and used Shadow Step to appear by Neph's side. Using his ability to see in the dark, he helped her guide the flying vessel into a spiraling descent. Nephis steered the ship, while Sunny played the role of a navigator. - ChronosMrk11mthCommented
I wish other novels knew this.
His desire to protect those he cherished was much more powerful than his vindictive desire to avenge himself. It made sense, really… since the fear of losing his companions was stronger than the fear of losing his own life, the resolve that had to do with others would naturally be larger than the resolve that only had to do with himself. - ChronosMrk11mthCommented
Ah there it is.
…He hadn't missed the fact that Wind Flower mentioned the Guiding Light, either. He had never told her about the sacred staff of the sybils, or that it was in their possession. So how did the beautiful Saint know about it? - ChronosMrk11mthReplied to Hakkorai
I don't remember him telling her. Weird that Sunny didn't find it weird either.
"Indeed. Granted, surviving what is hidden below the island is not much easier than braving the whirlpool… but your flying ship should be sturdy enough to make it through. And you have the Guiding Light to show you the way." - ChronosMrk12mthCommented
Is Sunny's mind wandering more frequently?
Remembering the Siege Souvenir also reminded him of his battle with the Ravenous Fiend. The vengeful creature had used a crude sword fashioned from the tusk of an unknown Nightmare Creature back then… - ChronosMrk12mthCommented
So how many times did he have to watch them die?
Well… his companions were still full of questions, but he could tackle them gradually. Sunny had also discarded the habit of moving alone, at least for now, and was currently trying to involve the members of the cohort in challenging the loop. - ChronosMrk12mthCommented
Sorry Sunny that's just how stories are, always escalating. You can't have any backtracking in strength.
'Damn it! Damn it! Since when do I have to fight Saints on a constant basis?! And how did the Plagues all Transcend, anyway?!' - ChronosMrk12mthCommented
So a black whole like phenomenon when/where after the event horizon all futures point towards the singularity unless you travel faster than the speed of light
"Not just a giant whirlpool. Don't forget that the Great River is a river of time… any anomaly of its current is not a mundane one. There has to be something strange going on at Wind Flower, as well." - ChronosMrk12mthCommented
So I'm guessing the corruption and the central conflict of the world is from the creatures of the void trying to escape and the weaver created the spell to stop them. I ussume that then the people of the world will eventually have to fight against the creatures of the void that the gods had trouble defeating.... Good luck Sunless.
"I think… not quite that literally, but yes. The void was never destroyed, it was only bound. And the world is what binds it… not the waking world, and not the Dream Realm. More of… existence itself, as we know it." - ChronosMrk13mthCommented
adorable
Sunny shook his hand in the air. It didn't really hurt, but he had suddenly become painfully aware of how close they were standing. His face felt hot.