for Heir to the Blacksmith4/14 c8 AadenFo
Id be lying if i said im not concerned with the amount of female characters being introduced into the story. I know fate has a lot in general, but im not sure if author is just introducing them for plot, or for a harem. Its a bit scary ngl. Its chapter 8 and we have, what, 6 female characters introduced? In all fairness, the 8 chapters are like 80k words or so, but its still scary. Im really hoping this story isnt ruined like that
Id be lying if i said im not concerned with the amount of female characters being introduced into the story. I know fate has a lot in general, but im not sure if author is just introducing them for plot, or for a harem. Its a bit scary ngl. Its chapter 8 and we have, what, 6 female characters introduced? In all fairness, the 8 chapters are like 80k words or so, but its still scary. Im really hoping this story isnt ruined like that
4/12 c46 TheSlySage
i forget do they still have command seals? why not just use the command seals after 2 weeks and call them back. command seals can literally teleport servants to their masters lol they don't need to be trapped
i forget do they still have command seals? why not just use the command seals after 2 weeks and call them back. command seals can literally teleport servants to their masters lol they don't need to be trapped
4/11 c44 TheSlySage
i can accept no Lorelei though im sad lol...
the fate hammer timeThor! Shirou will have to keep me satified for those needs though theres no confirmations yet only sweet hints.
its a fantastic fic btw
i can accept no Lorelei though im sad lol...
the fate hammer timeThor! Shirou will have to keep me satified for those needs though theres no confirmations yet only sweet hints.
its a fantastic fic btw
4/8 c47 Old steamer
Sounds like you use the old fashioned way of taking notes by hand as part of your inspiration I do that to but, if you’re going to spend hours writing things down by hand you should probably get a better writing tool for the job as while a normal cheap ballpoint pen that you can get anywhere is sufficient for taking down short notes you have to press it really hard onto whatever paper you can get your hands on for it to eject ink properly which makes them terrible for taking the long notes used for writing books or fanfiction or other long form writing projects like essays and the best places to find quality writing instruments are specially stationary shops or pen shops obviously and you can usually get them for around the same prices as you normally would pay for a cheap low quality pen at a big box store they even have better quality paper that works better with the pens that they sell and if you’re interested I would recommend checking out Goulet pens or gold spot pens the two better known pen shops headquartered US that sell online and internationally if you’re in Canada however I would recommend Blesket pens or Stylus fine pens mostly because while Amazon does sell the same pens as they do Amazon never makes good on their warranties for them because more often than not the pens Amazon sells have come to their customers damaged from shipping so I don’t think getting a pen from brand known for its quality writing experience and longevity from them is a good idea especially if it’s pretty obvious that Amazon is responsible for the product arriving damaged in the first place and won’t own up to the damage that they caused in getting it to you and yes I personally compared the experience from the standard big box stores ballpoint pens to the ones in the specialty shops there’s a noticeable difference between them and that’s not even the half of it those same specialty stores also sell fresh out of factory new fountain pens that are the best long form writing instrument money can buy and most of the beginners models of those are about the same price as a high quality ball point pen which is about twenty five to thirty dollars and if you write by hand all day long worth every penny since unlike with ballpoint pens you only have to touch the tip of a fountain pen to the paper not press it, touch it and gently drag it over the paper to write on it which is easier on the wrist but, not always on one’s fingers in the beginning since it takes a bit of practice to learn how to hold onto it without putting too much pressure on the tip so that you don’t bend it as such I’m glad that the parts for the beginners models are as inexpensive as they are and that the shop will sell you a replacement tip for fountain pens that you bought from them if they get broken as that is the most difficult to acquire part of them and more often than not it’s cheaper to replace the tip of a fountain pen than it is to replace the whole thing unless it’s one of those new fangled disposable fountain pens that can’t be refilled with ink like the normal ones then you have no choice but to buy a new one if you break the old one or run out of ink paradoxically the disposable ones are usually the best beginners models since all of them are designed to teach someone how to hold a fountain pen correctly and are the least expensive ones available which makes them perfect for training purposes since if they are damaged it only sets you back three too five bucks at the lowest and when you stop bending their tips to the point of useless then you can move onto the slightly more expensive refillable starter fountain pens at around ten bucks for the least expensive models of course not every one likes disposable ones my self included so if you want the best refillable beginners fountain pens that teach you how to hold a fountain pen correctly and that you can use as a daily diver long term after you have more than likely replaced the tip/nip once or twice I would recommend ether going with the sailor brand since they currently make the most beginner friendly starter pen available in market at the moment period or the Lamy brand as they make what used to be the most beginner friendly one available before sailor claimed that title.
Sounds like you use the old fashioned way of taking notes by hand as part of your inspiration I do that to but, if you’re going to spend hours writing things down by hand you should probably get a better writing tool for the job as while a normal cheap ballpoint pen that you can get anywhere is sufficient for taking down short notes you have to press it really hard onto whatever paper you can get your hands on for it to eject ink properly which makes them terrible for taking the long notes used for writing books or fanfiction or other long form writing projects like essays and the best places to find quality writing instruments are specially stationary shops or pen shops obviously and you can usually get them for around the same prices as you normally would pay for a cheap low quality pen at a big box store they even have better quality paper that works better with the pens that they sell and if you’re interested I would recommend checking out Goulet pens or gold spot pens the two better known pen shops headquartered US that sell online and internationally if you’re in Canada however I would recommend Blesket pens or Stylus fine pens mostly because while Amazon does sell the same pens as they do Amazon never makes good on their warranties for them because more often than not the pens Amazon sells have come to their customers damaged from shipping so I don’t think getting a pen from brand known for its quality writing experience and longevity from them is a good idea especially if it’s pretty obvious that Amazon is responsible for the product arriving damaged in the first place and won’t own up to the damage that they caused in getting it to you and yes I personally compared the experience from the standard big box stores ballpoint pens to the ones in the specialty shops there’s a noticeable difference between them and that’s not even the half of it those same specialty stores also sell fresh out of factory new fountain pens that are the best long form writing instrument money can buy and most of the beginners models of those are about the same price as a high quality ball point pen which is about twenty five to thirty dollars and if you write by hand all day long worth every penny since unlike with ballpoint pens you only have to touch the tip of a fountain pen to the paper not press it, touch it and gently drag it over the paper to write on it which is easier on the wrist but, not always on one’s fingers in the beginning since it takes a bit of practice to learn how to hold onto it without putting too much pressure on the tip so that you don’t bend it as such I’m glad that the parts for the beginners models are as inexpensive as they are and that the shop will sell you a replacement tip for fountain pens that you bought from them if they get broken as that is the most difficult to acquire part of them and more often than not it’s cheaper to replace the tip of a fountain pen than it is to replace the whole thing unless it’s one of those new fangled disposable fountain pens that can’t be refilled with ink like the normal ones then you have no choice but to buy a new one if you break the old one or run out of ink paradoxically the disposable ones are usually the best beginners models since all of them are designed to teach someone how to hold a fountain pen correctly and are the least expensive ones available which makes them perfect for training purposes since if they are damaged it only sets you back three too five bucks at the lowest and when you stop bending their tips to the point of useless then you can move onto the slightly more expensive refillable starter fountain pens at around ten bucks for the least expensive models of course not every one likes disposable ones my self included so if you want the best refillable beginners fountain pens that teach you how to hold a fountain pen correctly and that you can use as a daily diver long term after you have more than likely replaced the tip/nip once or twice I would recommend ether going with the sailor brand since they currently make the most beginner friendly starter pen available in market at the moment period or the Lamy brand as they make what used to be the most beginner friendly one available before sailor claimed that title.
4/3 c1 avilasamantha
The writing style is both vivid and compelling, effortlessly drawing the audience into the world the author has created. The pacing is well-managed, allowing moments of intensity to shine while giving space for reflection and character growth. Themes are thoughtfully explored, making the story not just entertaining but also meaningful...
The writing style is both vivid and compelling, effortlessly drawing the audience into the world the author has created. The pacing is well-managed, allowing moments of intensity to shine while giving space for reflection and character growth. Themes are thoughtfully explored, making the story not just entertaining but also meaningful...
3/29 c47 TheLastGarou
We understand. Your health has to come first.
A Good Story is Worth the Wait.
And this certainly is that.
See you in April! _
We understand. Your health has to come first.
A Good Story is Worth the Wait.
And this certainly is that.
See you in April! _
3/29 c47 
1DragonSword35d
Rest up, and heal properly, dude. Ain't doing anyone any favors destroying yourself to meet a deadline.
1DragonSword35dRest up, and heal properly, dude. Ain't doing anyone any favors destroying yourself to meet a deadline.