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I'm beginning to feel like Earth is becoming a chaos planet created by the Nephilim and the mysterious man in gray is actually Emery fighting what the Nephilim has done. I hope not!

Annihilators! Once one big baddie is gone, another appears. Does this author have a plan for the end of this story or does it just keep going and going ...?

A bad case of poison ivy?

That's all right. He's going to have a very beneficial relationship with this old man.

This is how it ends? That sucks! What a waste of my time this story was.

When you're being played, it's always best to do the unexpected. In other words, toss over the playing board and see what happens!

The author tends to digress a lot. He just spent two chapters talking about the elven kingdom in the middle of a scene at the Seven Leaf Grass herb shop. He also dropped Rina from the story of Felic's adventures in the mountains. Did she just go on a picnic while Felic adventured?

Not when your consider that Emery won the magus games that included both privileged and elite acolytes.

Thanks for the levity![img=recommend]

If you assume that his rank is based fairly, he should be ranked in the top 10. In the Academy, however, things are seldom fair. Therefore, his rank will change little, if at all!

The answer to your question is obvious. Emery is going to continue growing in strength and eventually put them all in their place.

Thanks for the story trickle.

I'm confident that you will be able to get rid of the dragon by the end of this year.

According to the Robert's Rules of Order, they must have the motion seconded before proceeding to full vote from the Board.

Is it possible to award negative points taking them away from the author for poor performance?

It's down to one (1) chapter every other day from two (2) every day. Why bother writing anything at all.

I've read ebooks on a lot of different web sites and the one thing that all of them have in common is that no effort is ever made to police their authors. Authors of ongoing books (I.e., novels not yet completed) are allowed to publish at their own pace ignoring the commitments made to their readers. Professionals meet their commitments and their bosses take appropriate actions when they don't. That is why I will never again start reading a book that has not yet been completed. Unfortunately, I only discovered this rampent lack of professionalism after I started reading this book.