Comments of chapter undefined of Chrysalis

It's a fine line this cultists is treading. Of course, Anthony wouldn't appreciate the threats to his family regardless of the end goals... Thanks for the chapter!

Imagine of Anthony finally unlocks the elemental coonstruct for mana and he is capable of putting a matter to mana conversion system inside the gravity bomb, therefore making the gravity bomb in a real black hole, and thus destroying the hole planet. It would be fun.

I’ve always been a big fan of plot and boy is it ever thickening!

What an excellent pair of chapters. What a tonal shift from the frantic pace of fight and chase, the eerie nature of the forest, and now tragedy. Horrific, devastating tragedy. The little descriptions of injury and irritancy. The magnitude of the spell. The aftermath of destruction. It's honestly beautiful how the author went from describing the horrific panic of Anthony unleashing a spell so powerful that it threatens everyone, with them desperately holding on for dear life, and then flipping to what can only be described as a person in trauma and shock. Magnificent author. Truly magnificent.

Love this chapter. Apart from the obvious, we also get confirmation that he killed 2 lizards. Can’t wait to see hire much exp. he got

Saturday XP please

Sunday Xp please

Anthony being headhunted. Xp please

Thanks for the Chapter! So, I guess Anthony is some kind of blessed of the dungeon since everybody we encountered so far doesn't seem to know about gravity mana.

Thanks

Thank you for the update!

Thx for the chap

Thanks

wow a spell which resists and lives by it own omg!

2 dead out of 5, and that ain't bad! I am super bummed that they died from injury under the rubble. I dont thin Anthony will get exp for that.

Gravity bomb needs nerf

time for the ritual to begin

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Good chapter for sure. Quick suggestion: These are moments where you can use the senses to really nail the contrast between a turbulent moment and its aftermath. If you ever edit this chapter I suggest you lean even farther into describing the character's sensory experience.