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Author's Note: In accordance with the Kindle Unlimited release, this chapter has been removed. The post itself has been preserved for the sake of the comment section.

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abowden

Titanic makes it look a lot more appealing than it really is. They forgot to add the part where she realizes that they both could have floated on the door if they attached their life jackets to it, for starters.

Nathan Linder

Something that started bugging me recently. Why was the centuries old soul eater carrying hundreds of souls from his victims such a low level? Does pulling out someone's soul just not give much if any experience?

Catra

Incredible chapter, especially love Meyneth

Catra

I think pulling out souls is an inherent ability of friends, not the system, so exp doesn't apply. It's the souls that strengthen him, not the system, too. It's also probably stronger than the system

kamikazepotato

Soul eating gives zero experience, yes, even though doing so leads to rapid brain death which kills the target.

thodoris kavouras

every chapter that Vul'to doesn't wake up feels like another gut punch

CMDR Dantae

I really have enjoyed the last few chapters, it's pretty rare that authors have both the balls and talent to pull off killing a character like that, though I'm curious how you're going to play it out. I wouldn't be surprised if Vulto dies, or ends up in a coma after this, though I am little confused, if they are making the clay of life anyway, they should be able to fix his body right? Why are they discussing him being a Fiend as anything more than a temporary and more importantly, emergency measure?

kamikazepotato

I actually neglected to include a few lines that discuss how the Party isn't sure if the Clay of Life will work on a soul that isn't Diplomacy. Had them in the original draft, then took them out for pacing purposes, then forgot to integrate them back in. Will fix that in editing soon.

Fabhar

Great chapter. Sorry to nitpick, but you spelled PTSD wrong.