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Threads Of Destiny(Eastern Fantasy, Sequel to Forge of Destiny)

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[X] He is MY child, whatever his origins or secrets, and whatever his choices.

Blademaster said:
I find it hard to believe this is the full story. For one, Yuan He's way will probably not let him just betray his companions like that. And ways don't lie.
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It didn't have to happen with his approval. If the remaining oathsworn gained power when other members died, then that's reason enough for betrayal.

And if Yuan He's Way is based on being The Storm but also companionship (a storm is something created by a system of many smaller parts?), then having one of his companions betray another for power could do serious Way damage. That was his responsibility to foresee and stop. Doubly so if someone loyal to Yuan He did it for his sake. After all, if you're being ruthlessly pragmatic, then what's sacrificing one Way-damaged barbarian for the sake of the entire Sect and the entire Empire?

It'd be real damn ironic if someone trying to push Yuan He to White created the first cracks that will lead him to die a Prism.
 
[X] He is MY child, whatever his origins or secrets, and whatever his choices.
 
[x] He is MY child, whatever his origins or secrets, and whatever his choices.

Moment we've been waiting for. Shame it comes out in response to negativity and in front of a stranger but sets the stage for the duo to talk alone later.
 
[X] He is MY child, whatever his origins or secrets, and whatever his choices.
 
I wonder... The ritual that bound them all together, the implication is that they essentially shared the power of their cultivation, (potentially including dead member's cultivation being shared among the living remains).
Maybe the reason they killed the foreign cultivator is because they weren't willing to advance?
Perhaps they bound more than just their power in death, but also in life.
 
[X] He is MY child, whatever his origins or secrets, and whatever his choices.

He's certainly our snake-turtle son. But being called "mom" still feels off.

We can get used to it. :cool:
 
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