It kinda reminds me of s certain scarlet witch...

"I don't remember ever hearing about they ever having a child". I wonder...

I mean, his ultimate goal is a huge fortune, after all.

I'm not really surprised at Garrett being something of a cheapstake.

I mean, not even the highest authority usually knows all that there is to know about all things.

Although Garrett may seem to be starting to know more about his abilities at a glacial pace, it sincerely suits the world of the novel.

And that's not even taking note of the mutants and other supernatural aberrations.

There's no reason Garrett shouldn't feel paranoid. I mean, I WOULD be quite paranoid if I was in his shoes.

Seems like Garrett doesn't know enough of the process, either way.

I really mean it.

Awesome.

Za Warudo (Again?)

That IS a good idea, Fake.

One completes the other, I think.

Every religious authority that fights against supernatural phenomena needs a hellish bureaucracy, now that I think of it.

I mean, the possibilities are too numerous to count.

With each chapter read, this magic system continues to grow on me.

I think the concept of an independent academic establishment doesn't exist in the world of "Throne of Steam".

"Don't trust the Gods". I like how ominous that is.

Za Warudo?