David
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Garon Whited:
Eric is an academic, he always wants to learn. Much of book one is him learning (writer’s point of view: world building). Book two, he makes a study of night lords. When Balaur flies away, Eric’s reaction is curiosity. He always wants to understand new things. Book six he studies zombies. I can cite more if necessary. To answer your question, why would he do that? He is curious gamer. It’s his nature to want to know.
Garon Whited
While you are correct, consider also he did not immediately begin to study the phenomenon. Since then, he has had other concerns--often, very much larger concerns.
Will he get to it eventually? If someone reminds him, certainly.
Will he get to it eventually? If someone reminds him, certainly.
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Ashton
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Garon Whited:
Are there different orders of angels? Like archangels, nephilim, cherubs,etc? All of different power levels? Because if he’s been dealing with cherubs this whole time hes fucked. Also how will (past) Lord of shadow deal with (future) Lord of shadow? As no doubt there will be differences between the two in the case of them combining into one.
Grant
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Garon Whited:
When will we get to see Eric eat other vampires and absorb their powers? I would really like to see him pull out some of the classic vamp powers like turning into mist or shape shifting. And could he at least absorb the powers of the tribes on Nexus in one of the sequels please?
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