Flat-world theory in a fantasy world? That’s just as crazy as real-life flat-earth conspiracy theories
The author got a whole lot more rep just because of it.Nice Discworld reference.
More than likely a safe haven considering anyone who did manage to get out never came back.So I feel like their entire continent is either a massive prison to hold something inside or it is a safe haven that's protecting them from something outside.
My bet is on the latter. It feels similar to the setting of Assassin's Pride, where civilization is the sole patch of light in the middle of a much greater darkness. Not exactly a relaxing thought, I admit.So I feel like their entire continent is either a massive prison to hold something inside or it is a safe haven that's protecting them from something outside.
Half of the Archangels (the veteran ones, like Raphael and the Head Archangel) died that day, so there are a lot of newcomers who haven't been introduced in the story yet. Chastille has been an Archangel for five years, but since she's young, neither she or the other younger Archangels (I say younger, but their age ranges between 30 and 50 years old) weren't called to that battle to avoid losing all twelve Archangels.i feel like i get more and more confused with this story timelines.
the 5 archangels? so the whole previous archangels was wiped out and the current even this old man was new ones?
great war 2 months before Zagan bought Silphy isn't enough for legends to spread. especially considering our Daughter Dragon Foll achievement on Demon lord Mrchiosas succession after the previous demon lord died. also isn't like he died years ago and didn't have anyone yet Worthy as successor is why there demon lords candidates like Foll and others.
There's also Claymore, where the main setting, despite its dangers and status as a weapons research facility, is actually a lot safer than the mainland. Which also isn't exactly a comforting thought.My bet is on the latter. It feels similar to the setting of Assassin's Pride, where civilization is the sole patch of light in the middle of a much greater darkness. Not exactly a relaxing thought, I admit.