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Hey there! Here's the review for chapters 3 and 4, bringing the exchange to a close. Quote Comments oh no is he a yakuza this grovyle is so smooth i can hear his background music one more alliteration and you're grounded Speakers? Huh. It's curious how the kingdom called Radiance is...

so i went ahead and finished chapter four and five well ahead of schedule, lol. i wrote like 1-2k per day, and the other day i wrote 4k. after chapter five i am writing an interlude, but i haven't decided if i'll use up a weekly update on that entirely. i guess we'll see how writing chapter six...

Hey there! I read chapters 1 and 2 for our exchange. I'll return a bit later for 3 and 4. And apologies again for the cold review on the prologue. I reread it to recap and I would have given it a much warmer review now. Quote Comments Fantastic line! Love it. oi oi oi wots all dis den oh my...

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Kohath scratched his beard. Removing a god from their world? Could that be done to HELIX? No, HELIX was bound to HIS world on a fundamental level, wasn't HE? He should ask HIM when he returned to the palace. That is, if he would remember any of this - he had a faint feeling he wouldn't. At least...

Kohath huffed. "Don't be surprised to find my world hard to conquer. You'll know the power of a true god, then."

Kohath shrugged. "It is true. We are machines made of lifelets. Anyone with enough knowledge could predict exactly what we are about to say and do." He took a sip of his drink. "But we do not have that knowledge, and we may never have that knowledge unless we become gods. Thus, the illusion of...

Kohath listened to the creature speak, scratching his beard. He hated to admit it, but he had no idea what the creature was talking about. "A god is eternal, infinite," Kohath said. "They have no beginning. They were always there, not that the expression is quite accurate, as time did not exist...

Kohath laughed. "Are you seriously suggesting that a world can form on its own? That something can spontaneously arise from nothing?" He gestured around himself. "Tell me, then, how come no worlds are forming here right now? What makes this emptiness different from the emptiness before a universe?"

Kohath turned around slowly to the... strange tentacled creature. "As good as any world can be. There aren't any worlds formed without gods."

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"Hah!" Kohath scoffed, but he could not deny the fear that reared its ugly head. While his master could not die, the kingdom could. If all the surrounding kingdoms realized they shared a common enemy... "A mon with a human's body," Kohath said, tasting the words. "I have heard legends of foxes...

only a little over a week! not too shabby. don't get used to that, though, because my outline starts getting looser at this point and i don't know what chapter four will look like yet. this is another teen-rated one. no content warnings. enjoy. --- CHAPTER THREE Friend --- May 17th, 149...

Kohath rolled his eyes. "My master cannot be destroyed," he said. "The being more powerful attempted it, but could only shatter his spirit and distribute it across millions of creatures in the sea. My master found a way to gather himself and recover. Ergo, any victory against him is only...

Kohath's hairs raised on end, but he didn't show his apprehension otherwise. Instead, he chuckled. "What do you know," he said. "Both our friends are tentacled." Kohath humphed. "Perhaps your gods. There is only one being more powerful than my master, and he has fled the universe. The Lord of...

"You have a god as master as well?" Kohath asked. Must be some powerful spirit. It cannot be a real god - there are only three. "That would explain your... powers."

"Of course," said Kohath. "I've known him since I was a boy. He was the one that helped me escape slavery and lived with me in the wilderness for years. With his guidance, I formed the Helixian tribe and fought until it became a kingdom. Nowadays, he lives with me in the palace." He quirked a...

Kohath smiled, flashing his canines. "You have good taste," he said. "This is the finest wool in the kingdom, sown together by the greatest seamstress." "It is the kingdom of the Helixians, located in the Aava desert," Kohath replied. "But I sense that you two come from somewhere far away...

Kohath took in the strange sight and felt a wave of apprehension come over him. This being is not lower-human - not entirely, anyway, he thought. So this place has inhabitants with powers I did not expect. I should adjust my behavior accordingly. Now, how to yield without losing my pride...

hi all! here we are again, a few months after the last chapter. i don't know, though, if the next one will take as long, as i actually do have the outline finished by now and should know what to write. well, i guess we'll see! this chapter is rated teen for non-violent death. enjoy! --- Part...