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So it's done. So to be honest, this has been my least favorite book, just because of the contrivance of the way the green cloaks became fugitives. To me it's just dumb. That put a whole sour paste in my mouth throughout the entire book. It's. Just. So. Dumb.

its user like some type of earth bender.

the Green Cloaks can just change because some imposters, that the Green Cloaks FOUGHT in the room with people watching btw, killed the king. To my past point, it doesn't make sense that the people in the room, who saw the Green Cloaks fight the imposter Green Cloaks, would just adamantly prosecute the Green Cloaks like that. It's just stupid.

And now to the most current thing, I guess the heart of the land makes

Chapter 22 - 04:31:34 - There are a couple of things that need to be addressed. First thing - the idea that the people's view of the Green Cloaks can just change like that. Oh yeah, sure. There's like long year of Green Cloaks helping and saving people. You got the 1st devourer war, the 2nd devourer war, the worm conflict, and multiple other instances of Green Cloaks saving. So it's crazy to me that the opinion of

Chapter 12 - 02:08:21 - Seeing Connor's struggle with the fact that he was once infected with the parasite and the parasite's hold over his mind has become one of the most interesting things in this book. Rebecca's kiss on his forehead, where the parasite's mark once was, made it even sweeter.

Oh, and I also forgot. Anka had best be careful about her life, since she's an adult and all. They tend to die.

Chapter 9: 01:42:15 - Ah, yes. In a world of spirit animals, where any animal or insect can be a spirit animals. Meilin, the great swordwoman and an intelligent character, notices weird spider webs while they're getting chased by people known for tracking. Yet, she doesn't even think that maybe, JUST maybe, she should pay attention to the weird spider webs in her path. Who's writing this?

himself. You have all those people in one room, and you're telling me they were ABSOLUTELY defenseless against a small venomous snake. Sure, the venom petrified you. Sure. But you have FIVE green cloaks in a room, FOUR great beasts + a great moose, and you're telling me NONE of them could do anything about a tiny poisonous snake. Bruh. Sequence: 0/5

Chapter 6: 01:12:42 - So Olvan gets petrified. Sure. But the whole sequence of events is a bit silly, to be honest. You have five green cloaks in a room, and four of them are the "great beasts" summoners. Sure. You have a freak leopard, a wolf, a falcon, a panda, and a great moose at your disposal. Sure. You have a master archer in Abeke and a master swordswoman in Meilin. Sure. I'll also assume Olvan is quite strong

This wow scenario seems manufactured, especially since the princess REALLY wants to attend the meeting. Now that's sus. But she wouldn't kill her own father, would she?