The update will be a little later, by the way, let’s talk about the plot
Sort out the next outline and see how to end it better. Also, I don’t know what to write about something that was more explosive before.
This volume actually omits a lot of plots. For example, Priest's elite team accidentally discovered the demiplane entrance to the large information library through a high-altitude exploration rocket. The ignorant fearlessly planned to teleport up through time and space magic. As a result, the coordinates shifted and almost entered the black hole. Not only did the space-time vibrations cause black fog, but in the end I was able to enter it because of the automatic guidance system of the information database... All in all, the only thing missing was the plot of the exploration team and part of the black fog. plot, so it will be a little abrupt when the black mist comes.
But there is really nothing I can do about it. When I was writing that paragraph, more than half of the subscriptions were lost, and no one dared to continue writing like this... But now, I roughly understand what readers like to read, so I will try to pay attention to it next. It’s true that there should be less writing about things that are not from the protagonist’s perspective.
As for the attitude of Joshua and the legendary gods of the Mycroft world, it is actually very simple. Even if they apologize, it is useless. The dead cannot be resurrected, and the Sanctuary civilization cannot be reborn with special effects at once. , since there is no point in being worried and upset, then why not be more realistic and just do what you should do most? He is already such a strong man, how can he still have meaningless emotional fluctuations.
The question is not who is right or wrong, what is the purpose of the black mist, or whether the shining star pendant should take on such a trivial and meaningless matter... The most important thing is that a person stands from the standpoint of a certain civilization. You should do what members of a certain civilization should do. This is the case with Black Mist, and the same is true with Mycroft. They all have to do what is right from their respective standpoints. Even if this 'right' is wrong for other civilizations, they must not do it. Do it without hesitation, without regret, without guilt.
Otherwise, you cannot fulfill your responsibilities as a member of civilization - of course, as an individual, it is natural to be sentimental or guilty, this is the multifaceted nature of human beings.
I don’t like to write pure villains, whether it’s Fatrolvi or Black Mist, and Joshua is not a savior in a pure sense. He has always said that he is not a good person, he just happens to do what he wants. Good thing.
That’s pretty much it. According to the outline, there are still five volumes left in Soul of Burning Steel. I will keep updating 120,000 words every month until the end. (It’s already 5w7 this month)
ps: I promise on a cloudy day that I haven’t played Monster Hunter recently. I’m really dizzy from 3D. People who are my steam friends can confirm this!
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