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So it was purely an Edward scheme that he coerced them into. I'll admit, I'm mildly disappointed in Kate for getting a little too comfortable too fast with her progress and not anticipating at least the possibility of Edward mixing things up with new schemes. It's reasonable to argue she's still...

One heckuva finale for sure. Superb and creative fight as she reached the pinnacle right before her end. Series continues to strike a balance between depicting the brutality of a real war particularly in that kind of era, but also the humanity and respect that can arise simultaneously. It's a...

On a more serious lore note, like Excalibur this is a really creative and cool rendition of Avalon and again underlines how much thought the author put into taking the legends and finding unique spins that still remain true to the core. King Arthur in particular has been done to death, so it's...

Filter remains a great source of hilarity. Also Lynn is carving her own heroic legend here!

Can't they? Edward has sound power with his soot. Further there are simple tricks for this, like just throwing one's voice, that can still be effective. The chapter makes a specific point here of reminding us as readers that previously there was a door where there are now stairs and it was open...

Let's keep in mind the possibility that it's not Kate at all. Remember, during the time with Oliver/Ollie when she was trapped in the bottle, Kate herself successfully made a fake clone. I can easily imagine an adult with far more advanced powers who can use their soot to make convincing remote...

More like Trollmore-o-ke. I have no idea what useless things the NSA, CIA, and other intelligence agencies worldwide are wasting their billions on when this mystery of utmost importance hangs over the world!

Exactly, the House system isn't perfect yet as they've observed before, and there is a hole in terms of the Adults having gotten overconfident in the super power of brainwashing. It's one of those cases where having something 99% perfect can be something of a trap, because it's so good it lets...

THE MAN, THE LEGEND

Eh, everyone higher tier in this setting is cyberized, nanoaugmented, genetically enhanced or some combo to one extent or another (including Akira who was hitting the nanonmachines pretty hard early on). Takes some fairly serious firepower to cause them critical injury. Mere impact is unlikely...

Thinking about it wonder if the nurse has some connection there too given all the clones. Was she actually a witch or formed from the witches or something too? Or someone the doctor cared for who was killed in the war or from the radiation of the anti-magic or something and then cloned?

On the one hand yeah, as a reader I thought it was being telegraphed fairly clearly. On the other though: 1. He's been locked up for ages and never had that strong a grasp on regular tech vs magic anyway. He's seen a lot of tech since then which seems very impressive, so it's probably not really...

I can understand Miko feeling worried, but honestly if there is one human who wouldn't care it'd be Hinako. And she should have more faith in herself and what she's done too. Times have changed and she's managed to change with them, that's more not less impressive given her past. And frankly...

What a medley of loneliness but hope as well, infinite possibilities leading to constriction, yet even so people still struggle on. GLT have both been incredible journeys, the former of the body and spirit, the latter of the spirit and mind. I'm grateful we've all gotten to come along on both of...

Right did people already forget that one of the core stated points of "all saints must have Carlas with them all the time" is precisely to prevent death? I wouldn't be surprised if some/all of the saints have been had near deaths before. Of course, there are clearly limits from what we've seen...

I love this story, glad to see both the translations and their journey proceeding deliberately along.

The price we all must pay will be great; atonement shall not be easy. The blame lies with all of us. Sorry, I won't let you take this from us. But I'll make sure to remember... your Answer.

Another great chapter, and again, as with the teacher, the author masterfully walks the line of light and darkness. So many people ending up twisted in one way or another, yet doing so out of genuine care, and until the very end it's always possible to make connections and improve. Magical mix...

I hope Ethan can take heart in that it might not just be her, but if the mission works, and if there are enough other transhumans or even regular humans out there that survive, perhaps it won't be just her returning but others as well. And that someday the library can become a place full of...

Aww. These little moments of realism (no, you can't just win because you really want to) and heart warming (but mistakes are human and can be recovered from) are nice part of this series.