u/perahinxtoha

About that poem by Rahdeas.

About that poem by Rahdeas.

>!It’s been a year since I fully completed reading this series. With my poor English skills and imagination, it took quite a toll on me, but the story was truly good despite how rushed the final arcs were. But to this day, I still don't get that poem where Rahdeas decided that his last act before death should be glazing Arthur. That poem didn’t help with any plot point either. I truly don't get that poem fully, or at least the part where I would find fascination. It’s definitely due to my poor English comprehension that I didn’t properly get this poem.!<

u/perahinxtoha — 6 days ago

What was Kezess even smoking?

I finished the web novel. It was my very first web novel, with my poor English and fucked up imagination, I almost had a stroke. But that was totally worth it. But right now, I am having some comprehensive issues regarding some plot points...

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From Fate's past projection and all the remnants, we got to know how much of a bloody history the dragons have. But even before that, when Epheotous was in the land, they slaughtered and ended many races; one of them was a literal Asuran branch race: the Wraiths themselves. It’s indicated that Kezess and his ancestors did all those atrocities to save their kin from extinction or to save Epheotous, like the cyst of Aether or another thing that Kezess was worried about. But I didn’t get the whole picture clearly. Someone, please arrange this for me to understand. What was the whole purpose of keeping lessers in check? I bet it was more than maintaining the power balance and keeping them from reaching the Asura level.

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u/perahinxtoha — 4 months ago