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@Rozzak it's basically adapting all the omake chapters now and there's a lot more left to do lol They can literally end it at any time.

Considering the people Sota grew up around, probably shouldn't be a surprised he can fight lol

@Booyah-FF What if he ends up being a literal Tengu instead lol

@Gunlord500 Well in KoF lore (expanded materials, not the games), KOF!Athena is quite aware how much of a lonely person Iori is from taking a peek into his mind and memories and how his defense is to be abrasive towards everyone. Though wouldn't be surprised if she also found him attractive...

The Queen's gap moe is insane.

GIVE ME BACK MY SYMPATHIES DJhgksfdg

I think the ending is very straight forward and a good book end for the MC.

@ImDanGrow 387 on the notes page. Author was thinking of doing a sequel or a spinoff of the larger world since the story isn't about Yulian and his personal goals anymore.

@ViEmlleSzDias is there a bigger version of this?

@Ahmadi3D_Ali The main journey has always been about Yulian. The scope of the world is much larger My guess is that's why the author wants to make a spin off/sequel instead of continuing Red Storm as is.

Yeah my assumption based on his comments is the potential spinoff/sequel will about the seals. Since the entire journey of Red Storm was Yulian from a child who wanted to avenge his mother/unify the desert to finally accomplishing both goals as a young(?) adult.

I went through 340 chapters in the last three days just to get this chapter lol

Witness me. Calmly points into the distance

Terminator 1 is one of the best horror movies ever made.

This glasses yankee is certainly the best.

I never thought I'd see the day Iori Taco on an ogre (Daimon doesn't count) and C+D on a couple of goblins (Choi doesn't count).

Miko has the right idea. Salt is considered a spirit purifier and can be a deterrent from letting spirits enter a place, but at the same token it if something is already inside and one is blocking the only way in and out with salt, it ends up being stuck with her in the room too.

@TNT261 It's not just limited to Japan. It's prevalent in other Asian societies as well. Parts of China, the Philippines, Vietnam are a few examples.

@Svelandria I'm stealing this exposition 🙃

@twinklecake And that's what makes this one unique in my eyes. That while the author is in an antagonistic role, it's in a world he created. Which isn't really done as far as I've seen from the villain sub-genre but there are plenty of stories out there of an author getting placed into his own...