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Wait what, was there are Chen that work for Coil?My big question is whether or not Chen is still working for Coil in this universe.
Yeah, he was a sniper and was Coil's mole in the ABB.
Chen isn't his real name I believe, that just what Alec called him for whatever reason during Chapter 21: Closing Moves
Shit! Please tell me it's not the same Chen is there a WoG that confirms it, fuck Joe just empower one of Coils men if that Chen and sniper coil Chen are one and the same.
Beautiful! Absolutely Beautiful! I loved every word of this omake!
Thanks for letting me know! I'll probably just leave most of the dialogue as-is, then, since it works, it's clear in meaning, and its mostly just me nitpicking grammar. If I see anything super weird I'll still mention it, though.With regards to the comma vs period dialogue, the way I learned it was to use a comma if you're interrupting a statement (Your first example) and a period if the first statement is complete (Second example, basically two sentences of dialogue). No idea how right this is, but that's what I've been using.
Quality.
'professional'
'was'
'hoped'
'beat'
'was that he' I think.
'blood," Jeff'
'"Mexico," Jeff'
Well, while I appreciate your writing speed the reason I LOVE this story isn't how fast you release chapters but quality of your writing (which is hella impressive for someting written in a week), So I think if you are concerned about quality of your writing dropping because of time restrictions , mayhaps you should stretch your schedule a little ( maybe release chapters bi-weekly instead of once a week ? )The fact is you aren't getting the best possible version of this story. You're getting the best version that can be written in seven days around the restrictions commitments of a full time job and other personal obligations. I am devoting most of my free time to writing, but that varies from week to week and sometimes I can't get as much polish on a chapter as I would like. I'm not using that as an excuse, bad writing is bad no matter the reason for it, but there are some limits that I can't always get around.
No, I do not believe they were. Well, depending on how you define people, I suppose you could say they've always been such. They are intelligent beings. The Endbringers were never human though.I wonder if this means a dialogue before the endbringers fight can happen? That would be wild. They were people once.
Assuming Zion reaches the point of rampage mode here, it certainly would be interesting for him to feel compelled to stop and chat for a few brief moments. He's not really much of a chatter in any circumstance, let alone in Murder mode. Not sure how that would play out.Hell we might get a talk with Zion. That is how powerful this new perk is. Its up there with his best.
I'm sure Chen appreciates the power up, but I doubt he'd feel all that tempted to become a biotinker project. Nothing to do with Joe himself, it's just that biotinkering is kind of culturally reviled and the idea of having your dna rewritten on a whim is kind of spooky all on its own. Plus, we cannot forget that Chen was given those powers for his own safety, not to become a sidekick. Maybe he'll become a collaborator of sorts, but Joe doesn't have to add every stray character he comes across to his main group.Does anyone think how will give out his new wereperson gene to anyone? I kinda want chen to be slowly upgraded.
Pretty sure Joe has been able to make a person ever since he got his Mad Alchemist perk, but it is certainly true that any person he made now would be far more impressive. I wonder if such an entity would even technically qualify as human. Of course, it's doubtful Joe will ever have a strong reason to start growing people, but the circumstance that would push him to do such could be quite interesting to see.That does lead me to an awkward question. Can Joe straight up make a person now? He can make the body in many many ways, he can make the mind and memories and now he literaly can work with souls from the many different perks. And since he would be crafting them by hand, they would be functionally perfect. A true ubermench. That would lead to some very uncomfortable questions.
I do not know what an OLF is, but I too am curious of the consequences of Tetra partially merging with Joe and consuming such an incredible amount of divine blood. I can't help but be reminded of the effects of the divine food Ambrosia in Percy Jackson canon. It would kill any mortal that ate it, and even demigods had to be careful with how much they consumed. Seeing as tetra hasn't burst into divine fire I'm guessing her partial merge with Joe mitigated those sorts of side effects. Once they've been separated perhaps Tetra will remain intrinsically divine and serve as even better base material for her Kamui form.That Tetra just consumed so much enriched blood she might be halfway to becoming an OLF in reality.
They have a degree of sentience and possess the ability to transform into extremely powerful and resistant armor suits. In order to do so, however, they need to feed on the user's blood. The amount of blood required to sustain a Kamui's powers depends on how well the user accepts the garment - if fully accepted, a Kamui can function nearly indefinitely with the blood taken during the initial activation. If worn by an undesired user, they can refuse to work altogether.
Sorry Lord, as much as I like your writing if there is never any real payoff or satisfying conclusions coming in this story then I think it's time I left. I think finding out that the character we thought was definitely dead and was the only satisfying thing about this chapter is actually going to be left ambiguous is really souring my enjoyment of the story and makes it seem like we will never see a divisive victory for Joe.
I want to reiterate that I really did enjoy your writing but I'm not going to waste my time on a story that is afraid to kill off it's character.
At least you had the integrity to say it, most of the complainers probably don't. Just please, don't be like that next time. Lord has only been polite and has done their best to take criticisms to heart, and I feel like it's wrong to take advantage of that and be the way some people have been acting since this chapter came out.
I just saw the new WOG that cleared up any ambiguity in the chapter and I must say I am sorry for doubting you Lord. My biggest problem with this chapter was that it felt like you were going to take away the one thing that really felt like a victory for Joe and that made the entire couple of chapters leading up to this feel really hollow and pointless. But it seems as if I took a joke of yours too literal and misjudged what you intended, so for that I really am sorry.
Damn right it is. While also completely counter to your stance.
Thus, an obvious solution presents itself! Grow these unwanted souls new bodies so that they might have a second chance at life as new people. Maybe we're talking resurrection of adult personalities in adult bodies. Maybe we're talking truly new life with divinely crafted babies. He'd either have to raise them or seed them out into orphanages or something. And either way, if Joe were to involve any alchemical knowledge there's a chance he might fuck up and have an early meet up with the truth, losing an arm or other such bodily part. This could be incredible!
Alas, for now, this remains pure speculation...
Alright, I wanted to thank you for clarifying your previous WOG. This does indeed put a lot of my previous worries to rest and disproves most of my assumptions.