Agate_King

my biggest quib with this is, didn't they know that their Kingdom has two crown princes with extreme talent? and they know they're not far apart in age? I could see them wanting to get all that talent, but it's a little ironic that you ignore the karma you're building up by being greedy as the house of Karma. Was this truly intentional or just happenstance out of naming and plot layout?

hmm debatable. Agree to disagree.

ok say he does feel left out. what happens when he figures out that that was intentional? That THEY thought it would be better for his growth, that he's not mature enough? oh and btw he's already stepped up to the plate when his dad "died" by taking lead in the village so I can't really see how he's not ready yet. Also if you don't think he's ready why not make him ready before you go as a test? There's plenty of ways they could have done that. Not to mention MC is like 10 and he knows but the 20 year old still needs growth. -_- When everyone you trust reveals a huge secret that could have kept you going in hard times, and they knew it could have made you happier, yeah I think you wouldn't be too understanding about it. And don't say "sometimes you need to let it go to get it back" like when has that ever really worked better than solving the problem outright. Yes his dad could have stepped away, but to fake his death to only his son and no one else is poor on the dads part. you don't fake your death for your children's sake and tell one of them that it's for the other's growth. Straight up favoritism being showed outright even if that wasn't the intention, something a parent shouldn't do. The reason is it builds mistrust between the child and parent. THAT causes revenge. Breaking your trust, especially by many people you were close to and even some who are supposedly not with the same life experience (MC who is 10), yeah thats a no from me chief. I wouldn't be ok with those people at all regardless of what they do after. Definitely a "You really thought only 5 seconds about this didn't you?" idea. The only redeeming quality this story has is Goat squad. 🐐

So instead of actually answering any questions he could have about Rae's where abouts, you wasted it on judging him. Called him complicated, gaslighted him, then said you weren't judging him, just that you think people need to be held responsible for their actions. Really do not like her character at this point.

He didn't say you were after you said you weren't the first time. he just said you could answer all his questions. saying you can't because you don't want to isn't the same as you can't. and Arthur believes you can answer them, so why not help him if you want to avoid this war? plus even if you can't, why not hear his questions at least? like I don't understand you even showing up other than proving you could have helped him wayyyy before he ever went to the summit with your vision thingy.

OOOOOOOKKKAAAAYYYY says the same person that has taken treasures from kingdoms to prevent war, cause it anyway, and proceeds to call themselves an observer without explaining anything that has importance to the people involved. You could have avoided all the trouble by telling him who you were from the get go, avoided that war you were soooo afraid of, annnnnd you could've helped in the effort to prevent calamities, even by being an observer and just showing what you saw in a conversation Like the one you're having right now. Hate the trope of all knowing and condescending characters just because they "are." I know she isn't all knowing, but for Arthur she has answers to most of his questions, and then some. So yeah to Arthur she is because she knows things he doesn't. And that's all "all knowing" could ever mean for him. Hope she gets offed sooner rather than later...😒

no it got disgusting my guy. you need help.