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Andrew Puterbaugh

Another person falls "victim" to being Salvos' companion

Jonathan

However, in a life-and-death situation where her opponent was stronger than her and more than ready to kill her? Stronger than she (was) When than or as is followed by a pronoun and an implied or missing verb, it's grammatically correct to use the subject version. Common usage is, however, the object version, but ... Saffron is a noble, so, maybe?

buca117

Well, her first companion survived the Netherworld and escaped the clutches of a greater demon, while the other two, while certainly traumatized, also doubled their levels, became almost unfathomably rich, and helped purge the corruption of a centuries-old wasteland. Worse things have happened than falling victim to Salvos.

Yeno Memevig

9/10 first date. Good food, excitment, adventure, beautiful scenery, alone time. Good job Salvos.

Kitty Chan

Aw, I love it when people finally accept Salvos. I wonder if she's going to make her new companion a medium grade weapon, like she did for the others.