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Wow life has been hectic. My plane ride is on the 30th, and while I plan for things to go smooth after that, I'm sure they won't. I'll be staying with some family for a few months, and then finding a cozy little apartment thereafter, some place quiet and cheap where I can focus on my writing.

I'm trying to catch up on the original writing schedule, but I don't want to do something stupid and sacrifice quality.

Buuuut "An Inhuman Love 5: The Demon Queen" should be coming out tomorrow!



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Chris

The initial break to Natasha's POV made me want to skip that entire section... Climax of the book going on and it grated on me to go to anything that wasn't that. Its one of the reasons i tend to dislike books that have multiple POVs actually. I understand the need to cover the multiple plot threads you have going on... And stepping away from how much i want to see jacks/beatrices section, the first part would normally be really interesting. Just that first gut reaction is NO I DONT CARE GDI lol

Rogue

Felt the same, I almost skipped it just to get back to the action. It kinda felt like a commercial.

AniNovu

Sorry! This battle with the hunters is a pretty huge part of the story, and still has a lot more to go, but there's key things happening at the same time that need to be explored. Jack vs. the Hunters is probably going to be 80% of this Part's finale, but the other 20% needs to be dropped somewhere.

Rogue

Been wondering where Susan slept during her day sleep and what defenses she used.

AniNovu

Susanna? Ever read Stephen King's Salem's Lot?

Rogue

Yes Susanna, never read a Stephen King book 😅

AniNovu

Back then, people believed in vampires. Vamps didn't get to hide openly, like the covenants do in Dolareido. They either had to be sneaky, or use blatant displays of power and fear. They might exist as only a shadow, appearing at night and only as a passing ghost that kept all their actions secret. Others might take the Dracula approach, and control a castle full of thralls (and a few ghouls like Renfield). Horror stories would scare off villagers from attacking the castle, and when those didn’t work, the corpses skewered on pikes that decorated the front lawn would. A powerful Ventrue might literally sleep in a sealed coffin, in the basement of their castle. A Gangrel would be comfortable sleeping in a literal hole in the ground they dug and ‘merged’ into 30 feet down. A Nosferatu would find an abandoned tomb, centuries old. A Mekhet would build a secret compartment beneath the village. A Daeva would enslave several families, and probably live Ventrue style, except with less fear used to deter people, and more promises of rewards. I did already drop a hint, by describing Susanna’s clothing, that she didn’t do the ‘noble’ approach. There’s a backstory there, but I haven’t fleshed it out with mountains of details or anything, just that she was insanely powerful Ventrue who didn’t mind getting their hands dirty, unlike most Ventrue.

Rogue

I've been wondering, is the curse pretending to be Jack or is literally Jack. Also I'm surprised how much it's trying to placate or appease Jack.

AniNovu

You mean for Vampire: the Requiem? I didn't create them using literal game rules, so I doubt it.

Rogue

Ominous...😨

LordSuperiorPeacock

That’s the best part of Requiem, you can homebrew almost anything.