Literally she just woke up after fainting and first thing she does is cry and he tries to reassure her, is that so hard
The whole story is more confusing than my first thesis statement
Huge lore dump but Vinter with long hair omg sign me up!!!!!!
fr that man looks scrumptious
Losing a partner has gotta be one of the worst feelings, close to the feeling of losing a child. I feel that if it were me, I wouldn't know what to do with myself and two kids
Since her soul is super weak rn, would that mean the cycle ends? And he wouldn't have to relive that life again? I imagine an ending where he regresses back in time but she doesn't exist, phew that would be one chaos of yearning and idk a retrospection on about what's real and what's not
I ment to preswhy must my screen be so tiny
I wanted more chapters for Killian's perspective, what happened to the author and Cliff, and probably explain how the other Ediths failed doing what Suna got to achieve
It was cause this one was always critically thinking and the others broke down and gave in to the plot after being caught at fault many times. The author says it herself
WOOP WOOP SHE'S OUT, NEXT STOP!!! CALLISTO! I-I MEAN, WHEVER THAT LAND IS OFC!! ACCESS THE MAP! (and Callisto)
The new side chapters actually delves into Rynon and Anna's relationship, and me likey. Rynon's perspective is something that reflects my own view with the real world, and it just makes him less of a side character now. The scene where little him said he was willing to learn swordsmanship tears my heart.
Other than that I'm glad to see a bit of Killian's perspective that wasn't shown in the main story, I will serve that for breakfast
He's been acting more on feelings rather than giving it an actual thought, ever since he befriended Leila. While it is a nice quality at first, it's astounding that the quality also shows his lack of realism to the extent that he only thinks of his wants rather than their needs.
Life ain't gonna shine down a huge rainbow on them everyday, even Leila knows the struggles of having no solid ground (her having to move on from house to house, until she found a home with Uncle Remmer).
So what I'm saying is, I can't believe it, but the author perfectly encapsulated Kyle as this "green flag" character, yet also turned that "good" quality into his somewhat downfall.
I was team Kyle but now omg, girl just be single like none of these boys are worth the hassle