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I overcame Saturday, but I was sick all today. We will stay at six chaps for the week.

Besides, I'm still struggling with this next little part. I like how that last fight ended, but because it was so different from what I intended, my original plan needs to be scrapped lol.

Back tomorrow. And I want to try and get back on my consistent schedule for April.

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Slendylovespie

Hope youre able to rest well and get better!!

EnigmaticOne

Honestly this last chappie was so well done. Although Im a little confused what Randidly did at the end there. Did he use his images to open a door to force Duulys to release him and I guess a perfect physicalization to create a shockwave that wiped out the flames?

drag0nreb0rn

Try leveling him up...........for the love of God

Ferco

Maybe he can finally stop ignoring the grey creature and address his issues... I know he's in a hurry, but he'll probably need to be in top shape for whatever is coming in the next floors

EnigmaticOne

He's so powerful already I don't even know what leveling up will do for him at this point. stats won't even add up to one of his splurges through his aether crossroads. Maybe his great fate will be useful? Haven't seen many of his opponents mention it though, maybe its a boost to image but most people do it early on (relative to image fulfillment or the pinnacle) so it's not hugely involved, except for cheat master randidly who will of course use it close to image fulfillment to cross that small divide to the pinnacle hehe.

Jemini

So far as the planning for what comes next goes, I tend to do my writing with a plan for the end of the book/arc, and a general outline for how the book is going to go. However, the chapter to chapter tends to be more of an in-the-moment discovery as I go through the writing. Create the environment, create the characters, and let them go in the way that seems most reasonable to you. I suspect you already do some of that yourself in order to be able to get chapters turned out at the rate you do, but... just an idea I guess.