Writers_Ablood

Appreciate the support. Do leave a review if you haven't already, I like seeing ratings and reading thoughts on the story.

Happens to the best of us. I'd say that I finished the next chapter...but I haven't. I am only 1/3rd the way through. I found that my writing was getting quite bland. Honestly, I did not like that. So for the time being, I am reading, a lot. Trying every way for the next chapter to work. I would be very disappointed if I delivered it wrong.

Very true, forsaken was very nice. Imo though WQ was nice, it seemed just a bit lacking as a campaign. But the raid that came with Witch Queen was absolutely amazing. Beyond Light was nice, but not my favourite for sure. Lightfall was just so-so.

Very useful advice. To be honest, as someone who's played since Destiny 1, the DLC"s are wayyy too expensive. I recall I couldn't get rise of iron until the last few months before D2 release. + The one thing I really hate is the fact that D2 had red war sunsetted. Red War was such a good campaign, I cannot emphasize it enough. Perfect execution, lore was good, missions were interesting. Seeing it get replaced by "Beyond Light" was crushing. Overall though, there's many great DLC's that have come out, but lore tends to get muddy. As a writer, I get annoyed. But as a player, some of these new raids are mad fun.

You lied, prepare for battle.

Don't play Destiny, game is a leech on life. Thanks for the review though, really appreciate it.

Eh, the system will play a bigger role later on. Whatever you see right now, is just a "prologue" to the actual game. Couldn't let it be nonsensical and make our guy OP for no reason. So I constructed a slow plot line. Thanks for reading.

LMAO

At first the Ahamkara's ability to overturn reality stemmed from their ability to grant "wishes". The wishes naturally came with a price. As such, they didn't overturn reality, but simply shifted its axis, because for the one who made that wish, there were always repercussions. However, now that Zamyr is no longer alive and cannot grant wishes the same way, he uses the power of "souls" to pretty much serve the same purpose. But, as shown in the last few chapters, it is not "All Omnipotent". He can only change factors relating to his or Void's soul. He can only see the future till what is allowed by the world, which naturally still costs him some power. He fell into slumber when he first saw Void's future up till the war. Overall, yes he can overturn reality for his own favour, but not at that big of a scale.