Anderson Viana’s Reviews > The Keeper of Magical Things > Status Update

(And yes, it was also an opportunity to vent.)💭💭

It's great to see these plot twists and characters who manage to adapt to situations, turn things around, and emphasize new beginnings. This has been very useful not only for light fantasy like this one, but for reading itself as an escape from complex everyday situations. Seeing this kind of inspiration, it's possible to appreciate and see that many of these stories are worth following.

It was too good to be true, a peaceful event happening and, supposedly, someone goes there and sabotages everything. I knew that Tobias was suspected of something, that's for sure.

Yes, the relationship is heating up again. I noticed that the sorceress Aurelia has the same features as Elsa (who, coincidentally, is called the ice sorceress), and I hope Tobias's jealousy doesn't reach Claude Frollo levels (those who know will understand).👀👀

It was inevitable that a romance would unfold amidst all of this, but the fact that it all started as a consequence of a culinary war and conflicts between relics made things a little chaotic 🤣🤣
And, as usual, always something related to garlic to stand out in all of this 🤣🤣

My God, one artifact is more insane than the next, and a very good Schrödinger reference! 🤣🤣

As usual, social conflicts and a touch of xenophobia are always evident, travel mishaps—who hasn't experienced them?—and finally, the garlic-loving crowd in this tavern.

A story with a lighthearted atmosphere, some very endearing characters, and set in the same world as 'The Small Teller of Fortunes'... I'll definitely be following it.👀👀