Status Updates From Erding (The War for Magic, ...

I'm up to the part where I was worried for Asha a bit. She made me feel as though she would go through a lot more than just being poisoned after sustaining an injury a bit there.

I'm at the point where Asha got paired up with Gunther and 2 dwarfs that basically looked down on her. Hopefully they can work together in unison by the time the next trial comes around.

It's rather interesting how Mason wrote this book in a way where there isn't many pages but a proper amount of world building that I can easily follow. Like there is a decent amount of information that if you read it or listened to it, it would be easy to follow. I do also enjoy it pretty well too.

I didn't know that this book existed and had to stop listening to The Elf Captive to start with this one. I love how Mason decided to give in a prequel to the first book to ensure that people understood how the main character got her sword. I haven't really seen any author do that before until today.