Legion20
Sigh....I'm starting to doubt your villain crafting techniques author....isn't this just another Balkor ??? Every debt has a debtor....capture, torture, rape, violate desacrate the people who harmed you in the past and you have my total support, hell I might even help you do it (lol) but take your anger on a bunch of unrelated kids just to sate some inner madness is true evil... Please we want some true evil antagonist author, not broken people in search of flawed redemption....Aizen, Orochimaru, Leylin....sources of inspiration are all over the places
I've liked and enjoyed the story so far, but Jesus ever since the plot line of Nalear's betrayl it's been getting so bad. I've hated almost every plot development thereafter. You're making me super invested into Lith's predicament and then you flash on over to other people's pov and it just gets worse. I've skipped reading through a bit of each chapter in this mini "ark" and I'm just venting how much I want to see Nalear ripped apart and move on. Don't get me wrong the writing isn't bad, just the plot line in my opinion. I feel like the rage from within Lith should have pushed the darkness within him. Once he was reunited with Solus he should have been able to wipe the floor with Nalear. But of course you needed to complicate the plot by making enslaved teachers join the battle. Maybe others can manage to read through this ark, but I'm thinking about just skipping till I find how Nalear gets defeated and however the vision gets solved.
Sigh I pity Nalear for her past. I don't need to remove The protagonist filter clouding my eyes to see that she had it rough from the start which essentially made her into this Malicious but cunning Villain that gave the academy and lith a run for their money. Just goes to show that humans adapt to their environment not only physically but mentally as well, Creating this vile Monster that only wants to sate her burning desire for revenge.