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Chapter 4372: Benefit of Doubt (part 2)
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    DreadxRuby
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    Good Chapter!!
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      Guardian of souls
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      Yeah. I found it interesting that such a seemingly casual action and words held such meaning to someone like faluel. I feel like this was one of many few times the author tried to demonstrate the nuanced behavior of an adult in awakened's eyes and a pup like the MCs. It's very normal that after so long, their perspective on others and how they behave in their company has become refined to a certain degree and their words to become more measured
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        shadowstep
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        It's exactly these little things that make a total difference that made me love this work, a world full of small nuances, complex issues, and a set of details that make Mogar such a rich and interesting world.
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          Yulian G
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          If only the author wouldn't be so obsessed with children's.... Any female character bam pregnant...
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            shadowstep
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            I even understand wanting to demonstrate how much Lith has evolved, and is no longer a person who only has hatred and anger in mind, but honestly I think there was no need to focus so much on the childish core.

            Nap, get me wrong, I love the cuteness of Elizia, and babies in general, especially the possible resurrection of Manuar, but I think we really need at least 40, to 50 chapters focusing on magic, on training, or on the question of how Lith interacts with souls more deeply, there are so many good things to be explored still, that focusing so much on the infant core makes us a little bored, at least I sometimes do.
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