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Kizmel 🐐
So the Elf War and Laughing Coffin subplots are pretty much merged at this point, so if A1 has to adapt any more of Progressive then Reki has to finish another 2 or at least 1 novel probably.
Good amount of action and bonding time for them as well as they traversed the floor. As always, the world building has me super invested.
The new NPCs haven't been much involved yet, but there seems to be a promise that next novel they'll be thrown into the fray so I'm intrigued on their involvement.
Finished
SAO Progressive
Volume 7
Rhapsody of Crimson Heat (Part 1):
8/10
A little bit of a slower start but ultimately great setup for what's next. The conspiracy is only getting bigger so I can't wait to see what's next for Floor 7. https://t.co/bFa66TncK5
As per usual, the growing relationship between Asuna and Kirito as well as their companion Kizmel was very compelling.
I have a hard time seeing how they'll get separated at this point lol given this retcon is making their relationship too strong too early.
interfere with others' quests, so whatever I originally thought was going to be predictable kept getting overturned by a meticulously crafted Laughing Coffin Subplot.
say is more fit for something like Elder Scrolls, but ultimately seeing the limits of an MMO world being tested like this was awesome. Having played a ton of MMOs, I appreciate this take on "MMO Quests" a lot
Even the main story melded with the side quests after players began to
Finished
SAO Progressive
Volume 6
Canon of the Golden Rule (End):
9/10
Floor 6 has definitely been the strongest in the series so far.
The concept of MMO quests and instances being deconstructed and becoming something more "unique" and interactive with the world is something I'd https://t.co/AInMAETIjJ