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As promised, the writing has sufficiently progressed that I can post a teaser here for the chapter 28 of An Impractical Guide to Godhood, which is titled, as mentioned above, Games of Folly.

The Suicide Squad arrives to Commodus' island.

Did someone say 'gladiators'?

Bwhawhahaha!

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MacDoc-101

Can’t wait for the rest of the chapter 👍

B.T.W

7 days, 12 labours. That does catch my attention, especially with Percy talking about how much influence the Christian beliefs still have in the last chapter. I'm really interested in what comes next given the context of Matthew 7:12.

TSfan13

Seeing Perseus actually wince and show a bit of negative emotion about the games show that Commodus actually might be an actual threat to him. Even for the Gods and Isis for example, Perseus was very confident in his abilities to defeat them

Forgottenone

Perseus had a plan to deal with them, this? This is a trap that he is forced to walk into with hardly any info.

Forgottenone

I am more worried about Perseus's flaw coming into play. This is a perfect time to hit that sore spot and try to make Persues even crazier. Yes, I am saying that the squad is improving Perseus's mental health. That said I suspect some people are playing around with a whole lot of laws that have been renamed in a different language... I suspect new loopholes have opened up.

Antony444

This also has symbolism in the Greek mythology, though unfortunately for him, Perseus and the Suicide Squad lack the reference...

Antony444

Indeed, indeed. Plus Commodus is backed by a certain character. And Perseus can't exactly blast the opposition away with the armament of the Inevitable Doom.

Antony444

Indeed. Though one must insist that the context was completely different for the previous battles, and Commodus literally appeared as kind of evil genie, as far as he is concerned...

Antony444

I can't possibly comment on that (evil cackle). That said, turning Perseus even crazier is...not simple. On one of his bad days, Perseus can really give Commodus some competition. I mean, in a previous life the Tyrant was drowning some Named in barrels of wine...