Greg S’s Reviews > Royal Assassin > Status Update

I don’t know. Practicing forbidden magic while the antagonist is seeking evidence of that very same forbidden magic seems like bad advice to me.

This is a fun paragraph. 100 words. There’s some descriptions of the sky, their bodies, the air, the water. It has past actions summarized. It has how they were feeling. Then there’s a few call-backs to earlier chapters hardships: cage, beatings. Then it ends in a physical action: shaking themselves.

I can’t help but have that thought again: “this is what a healthy person imagines.”

It’s funny, after having a tumor grow to such a size as to protrude from my chest, these fight scenes seem very unrealistic. When you have ten out of ten pain, it is nothing like this.

Ugh. New world-building rules right at the end. Seriously?

Fitz is so oblivious sometimes. Also, remember when his body was hurt beyond repair? Funny to think on the inconsistencies.

I was wrong about some of the foreshadowing, I admit it.

This assumed Truth also seems like a good place for an inversion.

Ugh. We have that trope where it’s best to wait before telling someone urgent crucial information.

Oh, I like this ambiguity and uncertainty. I wonder if all these strong assumptions will be true or a future surprise.