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Mana Mirror #4
The Third Gate
Malachi has finally reached third gate, the point where the average mage stops training and working. But for Malachi, the path has only just begun.
After his forced break due to the injuries sustained on the Beastgate Trial Trail, as well as from bonding to power well beyond his ability to handle, Malachi must adapt to the changes to his body and spirit while waiting for the mantle estragon eggs to hatch in their new home. As soon as he's healed, it's back to advancement, with the hint of future competitions and work on the horizon.
But all the while, Kene's curse is growing worse, and Malachi is forced to cut a deal with his old mentor for the possibility of saving their life.
After his forced break due to the injuries sustained on the Beastgate Trial Trail, as well as from bonding to power well beyond his ability to handle, Malachi must adapt to the changes to his body and spirit while waiting for the mantle estragon eggs to hatch in their new home. As soon as he's healed, it's back to advancement, with the hint of future competitions and work on the horizon.
But all the while, Kene's curse is growing worse, and Malachi is forced to cut a deal with his old mentor for the possibility of saving their life.
534 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 4, 2025
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September 18, 2025
again
Nothing new to add, really. I still don’t like the modern references (“programming”, “fridge”, etc) because there is no basis for those particular concepts in the world. But the magic system remains interesting.
Oh, one thing else that bothered me: long lists of potential rewards that the MC only gets ONE of. It’s kind of interesting, but it also drags things out.
Still, I keep reading.
Nothing new to add, really. I still don’t like the modern references (“programming”, “fridge”, etc) because there is no basis for those particular concepts in the world. But the magic system remains interesting.
Oh, one thing else that bothered me: long lists of potential rewards that the MC only gets ONE of. It’s kind of interesting, but it also drags things out.
Still, I keep reading.
Displaying 1 of 1 review