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when in doubt, just read another time travel book

is this religion propaganda im smelling?

finally we are past the side quests and something important is happening

"Still, when had the right to live as one wished ever been considered trivial? was a struggle to choose one's own destiny less worthwhile than the necessity to stop a great war?"

i know it has been like 40 pages but i still dont understand why i should care about any of the characters

“your heart is a black hole and in the end i think you will not descend into Dante’s burning pit- i think you will be reborn here, only to live your miserable existence again and again until time itself gives into nothingness.”

me in cassie’s voice:”And you guys can all judge me if you want, but I do not care. I have never, ever been happier."”

went into this for shits and giggles and now im actually liking it😖

it is so boring. dear god.

it is afterall that fucking phone

god i cannot wait to finish this. (derogatory)

there is a section in which would’ve is written as would of and i just hope it’s intentional

this is murdering my brain cells

i am not 100% enjoying it but i do like the fact that one of the main protagonists is a 60 smth year old man.

it suffers from the same issue i had with the devils from joe abercrombie. cycles of shit happening to the characters. the only thing that saves it from my dropping it is the characters developing despite the repetitive events.

sometimes too many words in the same sentence makes me lose track of what they were talking about which seems to be the same issue i have with scientific article and idk if this is a good thing

i love religious horror

this confuses me so much. half of the time idk who is who as the characters are referred to by a different name each time🥶

finally making myself actually study this (11th edition)

very beautifully written tf

this is lowkey boring me

but he had a gold coin he got from his game? no? what?

i wish i could inject this book into my blood

"they railed against a governor-king under which they had never served, bellowing for justice for a land in which they had never lived, uttering phrases of a language they barely spoke. and all it brought them was chaos and division."
im just a sucker for middle-eastern/levantine settings. add a dictator to the mixture and im all in