Frustration

Oh, well a reference to either one would be lost on me.

Oh, is this a George R. R. Martin thing?

So there was this show and I dreamed about a big reveal that they had been hyping for the whole season, and I called it. At around the same time there was a video on YouTube that I saw that had the same prediction, I can't remember what came first, but I do recall the conviction I felt about it and I'm sure the dream was first.

But, if you call them pagan, thus meaning you don't believe in them, why would you make a pact with them?

I'm thinking of an aluminum mind. Not really.

Probably shrimp or crab. Unless it's soulcast, then it tastes like nothing.

Well there are a only a couple that actually stay that way, because sequels, but I mean they are at the very end like 'oh, things are better now because they couldn't get worse' Beyonders by Brandon Mull, it ends with a good yay, everything is better epilogue. Adventurers wanted, it's unfortunately not what the series was intended to be because the Author had a stroke before he finished and had to wrap up the next three books worth of plot lines in one book but it still gets the checks Harry Potter, for as much as I bash this series it does have a decent ending Lord of the Rings the ending hurts but it does give a things are better than they were before, but the world will never fully recover sort of feel that makes it bittersweet. It does make me wonder is there a book that starts after a big world saving event and goes to show the full aftermath? I really want that now.

I'm back with more Cosmere memes, spoilers for Oathbringer

Ooh that's a hard one, I can name several that end that way but the whole way through..... not so much, I might have to read whatever ends up getting recommended to you that is something I want to read now.

Welcome to the cul-- *whispers* is it too soon for that? Yes, oh ok. Club, I totally said club.

I would find whoever invested stupidity and. .. I can't kill them, but I'd stop them, somehow.

Your name would go right next to the dude who made chemical weapons and, Vlad the impaler. Not a great place to be. I would not tell a soul, better it is never discovered, and on the off chance that someone else finds out about it, the Mistborn books are around and others will be able to exploit it's weaknesses, as Koloss running around will make it really obvious when someone uses it.

True words, true words. Ah, that's an amazing time I agree.

No not really.

Sufficiently full MetalMinds, or just aluminum will block blades, and enough steel make it redundent.

And again.

"The way to all things great is through much pain and great Frustration" -me right now.

A Feruchemists I agree would be a good match up, but not easily. You still have to sit in your basement for a week being sick, slow, and weak. But yeah with preparation a Feruchemists is almost invincible.

Sorry is this is the wrong forum. So what are some interesting times in history for you? I personally enjoy the bronze age collapse and the high medieval era.

Not with any special interest. They're fun to learn about but, uh, they're scary. Ooh, good one. I'm, it's down to either a strawberry, or a banana. Sorry for making you wait.

ah, well. I again have underestimated the power of shippers.

From shipping? How much could they possibly have done? There where like 2 females and no romance arcs.

That would make Feruchemy two magic systems, it's only one, just two shards.

Dude if you want romance read romance, I want epic fantasy, so I read epic fantasy.

Is it Cosmere?