True Names
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I don’t think so…at least not as a major character.
The author has another book he’s working on (still early) that happens on another plane with very similar magic rules.
Necromancers are running around in that book, all over the place.You shouldn’t listen to his lies.
No the story is being dictated by me.
It just isn’t over yet. I’m currently writing to you in book 3. I’m just not sure I’m going to tell the author the backstory on the necromancer to include in book 2.
So: spoiler alert: I live until book 3!
Actually, I plan to live through all the books! and then on for the rest of eternity.
Long live Tizzy!
Well, looking forward to book three… if it is ever getting published. By I pray with all my might that it would be… do wish it would be published quicker.
Well, if it helps, The Author Guy promises the next book will be out before George RR Martin releases his next book!
Yep.
That’s one place the gods have a big advantage. God’s in a pantheon pool their resources to make really cool mountains/mountain top palaces, etc. And they share mana with their avatars and priests.
Still, did any demons tried it though? I also wonder if Tom would try doing it as he seems to be very interested in it lately. He doesn’t seem to be like other demons in this things.
Well, shouldn’t that have been… well… obvious? There aren’t really that many demon magic users and it seems keeping tab on powerful demons seems to be what all demons tend to do. A stunt like this should have spread like wild fire in the demon circles. Though the possibility that they just didn’t do that kind of thing is likely.
If it is gods’ secret then it is just time before it leaks or figured out by the others. That tends to happen with secrets.
Well, that seems a grim prediction.
I wouldn’t be surprised if the gods have some “gatekeepers” to keep their club private.
My guess if people get too close, bad things start happening.
Notice how all those demigods in mythology start having horrible travails?
I don’t think it’s a coincidence.
Well, how would they know? Are they really that omnipotent?
As for those travails… huh! It is because they are stupid. If people could just pause and think for a moment instead of swallowing those overrated pratling of some person they could have seen the incredulity of it all.
I have read many of those mythologies and they are almost filled with junk! I couldn’t in my mind understand how people could love them, they aren’t really that good. And I wonder if the people really read the original writings about them and not those censored and rated G versions. Well, they are just a read for historical reasons but for anything else? Better read Into the Abyss by J.L. Langland.
Hmmm
I would doubt it since the humans and Los Alvar are more often allies…however, there are some weird treaties between the light and dark so who knows how that would play out.
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