Armor

by C.B. Titus

moment. It wasn’t intentional, but she was absolutely right. I’d gone out of my way to avoid killing since I’d entered the arena.

For a lot longer than that.

The coincidence of it was strange. I just happened to fall into the ocean in such a way that my path would cross this sunken ship? That didn’t feel like a realistic possibility.

This book using the words "coincidence" and "possibility", now that is funny.

I held out my hand, and he shook it. From there, Hrig and I left the concussed dwarf to figure the rest of it out himself. "Was that a good idea?" asked Hrig.

I am amazed at the shear stupidity that comes from an author trying to make a monster with a conscience seem like a pascifist.

I didn’t need money, but I also wasn’t a fan of being taken advantage of.

Since he lets it happen constantly, I am calling bullshit.

These people needed her, and I had no right to judge someone who was doing their best to be better.

Murdering everyone who comes her way, being a bandit queen, is not being better. This is about as idiotic as it gets.

"I’ve been trying to do things peacefully, or work things out, or find some perfect solution to the problems you children of Aurum have been presenting me with since we first encountered you, and you know what I’ve realized?"

It has ruined what cpuld have been a perfectly good book?