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brotherinchrist8dCommentedCh 1644 Royal Forge- brotherinchrist4mthCommented
maybe Shadow gd was alive during the time of the nightmare, and knowing his fate of death tried to pass his lineage on to sunny through the nightmare spell?
Both the First and Second of Sunny's Nightmares took place at the dusk of the Golden Age, not long before the daemons rose in rebellion against the gods. - brotherinchrist5mthReplied to LewNeko
not necessarily better..
So, remembering his dream of being Weaver, Sunny tried to manifest not two, but six additional arms. Finely controlling eight hands at the same time had turned out too much for his mind, however. Even with the help of the Shroud of Dusk, he could not manage that many. - brotherinchrist5mthCommented
would he have the same flaw of not being able to lie tho
Or was it? Was he supposed to believe anything that the Sin of Solace said? The sword wraith acted like an independent being, and in a sense, it was… but the source of that being was still Sunny himself, Therefore, the bastard could not know anything that he himself did not know. - brotherinchrist5mthReplied to Manti05
kind or ironic haha
"I don't know, my Lord. Perhaps they are — all except Weaver, who did not participate in the Doom War. War God, Sun God, Beast God, Storm God, Heart God, and Shadow God… their reflections should be here. The same goes for the daemons — the Demon of Desire, the Demon of Dread, the Demon of Choice, the Demon of Imagination, and the Demon of Repose. Oh… and the sixth one. Uh… I seemed to be forgetting her title…" - brotherinchrist5mthCommentedCh 1323 Time Storm
- brotherinchrist1yrCommentedCh 896 The Obstacle
- brotherinchrist1yrPosted
I think most negative reviews here are predicated on the premise that you’re looking for a straightforward, even stereotypical and boring power fantasy. That isn’t the case here. There’s nothing wrong with wanting that type of story, but you shouldn’t go into this one with that sort of expectation. Expectations make or break an experience, and if you go into the novel with a different expectation of what it actually is, as I suspect to be the origin of most low star reviews, you’re not going to like it as much. As a story with more elements than the basic power fantasy, and with such expectations in mind, it really is a fun read. The premise is, at least to me, completely new and interesting. There are no logical missteps in the plot, nor are there unbelievable parts in story progression, be it basic mistakes by the enemy or illogical “main character moments” by Sunny. Everything follows the self-contained rules of the world, and both story and power progression just make sense. Grammar is good, and word choice isn’t ostentatious but clear. This is the type of book I’d expect on RR or Kindle, different from the usual vibe on WN. Love the book, always got me at the edge of my seat waiting for the next chapters. Worth a read if you want something more than senseless power leveling, and something with a even just a semblance of a good plot.
- brotherinchrist1yrReplied to Kromski
often better than a master of one
All in all, this Ability, if used correctly, could make him a powerhouse among the Sleepers. Many combat Aspects could deliver more speed or damage, many could provide more defense and protection, but none were as well-rounded and versatile as Shadow Slave.