This is a message from Tec, author's note (Xyrak's Entries) are a significant part of the narrative.
This is a message from me Tec (not Xyrak), Sorry for the delay, I had semester end examinations this month, so it went in preparations. I have prepared reserve chapters but I don't plan to use them this early in the narration. So there can be a few hiccups during examination months, which I would be mentioning. I will keep increasing the chapter upload slowly and steadily. All I can say is eventually there will be consistent uploads. I am sorry if there has been any inconvenience.
well the original Sumatra chronicles was written by Renduldu, so ofc he would paint the tusks as good people.
I am not comparing it to RI, I am just telling after RI this novel is among the few that has me got hyped up. "After RI" is the key word.
bro it's a masterpiece in a league of it's own.
gotta say author, you have done brilliant work with this story. After Reverend Insanity your story might be the only one that has got me this hyped.
not really, option 2 complements Inala's build the most. The main point of option 2 is the extended range of 18 km not the zinger production. An extended range of 18 km, means Inala can drain from more opponents, which means with option 2, bigger the horde targeting Inala stronger he gets as he can just drain the lifespan and prana of everything within 18 km. And if the horde foolishly decides to keep their distance Inala can just abuse his huge range and bombard them with biome bombs and further drain them. Now let's talk about opponents with multiple bodies. Doesn't matter how many bodies his opponent brings, more bodies means more prana for Inala. And if these bodies are well built then all the better. In other words, stronger the opponent is more advantage Inala has, and option 2 amplifies this advantage to an absurd level, making Inala completely broken, as the opponent would not be able to even escape his 18 km range. Cultivator is pointless in the long run. Forget cosmic beings, Brangarra himself would be able to counter Inala's option 1, by having combat specific bodies. Revival is useless, because a guy like Inala would barely even use it. Someone as meticulous as Inala would never need it. It's better to leave the slot empty than have revival occupy it. Option 2 is by far the best there is.
But a word from Inala and every single Zinger in existence would take up arms, ready to plunge into death. And that was frightening.
I'll Surpass The MC
Eastern · Anvelope
Option 2, 18 km range for a life and prana debuff is insane, it won't matter how many bodies his opponent brings, as the moment they enter his range they will be drained. All of us witnessed how quickly inala drained Boar King's life span when he was in range. Imagine that effect on his opponents within the radius of 18 km. Cultivator is enticing but not game changing, even boar king has it. And even if Inala uses cultivator he would be using his natures with an extremely limited range. So even if he has 10 bodies all of us know he still won't have any advantage over the boar king. Also swarm builds are useless against Brangarra as you would be only feeding him more natures and strength, but with option 2 you can selectively drain the life of everything in proximity hence boar king would be restrained. Lastly revival even though it can be a game changer I have a feeling it is possible to accomplish it without an in built nature because of the rules that Inala set for royal zinger.
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original MYRIAD
The inevitable threat of [Ragnarok] looms over [Yggdrasil]. The terrifying cycle of creation and destruction continues unhindered. Gods, Angels and Demons alike have tried to put an end to it but to no avail. Now in the ninth cycle of [Ragnarok] the [Fragments of Insurgence] have arrived, and behind them a rogue deity promising salvation from an endless cycle of life and death. Join me Xyrak, as I regale this tale and bask in the true might and glory of [Yggdrasil].23 Chs 5 Collections
It is advisable to read them, for better understanding of the plot... and to understand Xyrak.
MYRIAD
Sci-fi · TecShonin