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Azure Wing: Volume 1
Elves, Dwarves, Merfolk. Fenix Solari had seen all manner of enemies in his time as a Captain in the Mage Knight organization. Acting as the tip of the spear that thrust into the hearts of humanities enemies during the "Great War".Dauntless with his partner known as the "Crimson Flame", he left battlefields torn asunder until the day he was captured. Trapped in a prison of eternal ice, Fenix would disappear from the war and it wouldn't be until hundreds of years later that he would awaken once more. His "world" existing now only in ruins or the pages of a history books.
313 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 17, 2021
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March 15, 2021
It’s unique
Hard to put the title in a category I would be comfortable with, it reminds me most of a 80’s fantasy movie with the action sequences. Yet has the 2000’s anime/manga down pat with the character interactions. It’s feels very fast past with a unclear and almost agonizingly slow plot reveal. If you can imagine an infinite fetch quest on an rpg and your close. The fun is that it makes you forget those facts every battle but lacks progression in between those. I give it closer to 3.5 stars but it’s a good start with what I can only attribute to agitation over plot resolution of Any sort bringing it down for me.
Hard to put the title in a category I would be comfortable with, it reminds me most of a 80’s fantasy movie with the action sequences. Yet has the 2000’s anime/manga down pat with the character interactions. It’s feels very fast past with a unclear and almost agonizingly slow plot reveal. If you can imagine an infinite fetch quest on an rpg and your close. The fun is that it makes you forget those facts every battle but lacks progression in between those. I give it closer to 3.5 stars but it’s a good start with what I can only attribute to agitation over plot resolution of Any sort bringing it down for me.
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