I get the feeling Mikah is nuttier than a fruitcake...but I'm not sure if it's in a good way or a bad way yet...

when it was hinted that Mikah will be gone, i kept hoping and wishing that in the end there will be a miracle twist or something and they're going to be together but..it never happened so i'm really .

but nonetheless, plot was good and the story was well written.

I can't quite find it in me to forgive you, but thank you nonetheless

Something's happened with this chapter. All the ' and " are O with tail-thingies.

I don't believe you've been told how lovely you are, Mr. Author.
And, if so, not nearly enough. Let me tell you I'm glad to offer ego-stroking services, because it's not nearly big enough to encompass my love for this story.
Yer great, yon sir. It's a beautiful story you've raised.

I loved this story! Thank you so much for writing it. I really loved your characters, Mikah especially. He's such a refreshing character and his and Kastor's relationship dynamic was so fun to read!

A wonderful story, you make the character live and I felt that I knew them. Really great writing and one of the best I've read in quite a while.

Thank you.

Oh my god, I can't begin to tell you how much I love your story. It's so simple and unpretentious, but emotional and epic. The last chapter made me cry like a bitch and I loved every moment of it, even as my snot yucked up my desk. I could wish more fantasy stories were like this, with a smaller scope, fewer characters and more life and real love. Its a pity that most publishers don't go in for a gay main character. This deserves recognition and there are readers who deserve to read it. All of your characters are full of interest and depth and break molds and cliches without effort. The language and dialogue is pitch-perfect, your world is huge and diverse, but it never gives itself away too quickly. All in all this story is perfect, I love everything about, and I'm off to read the sequels.

Such a sweet sadness and a beautiful tale. Well-written, thank you for posting. It was a pleasure reading.

I LOOOOVE the story. It made me cry though! You killed Mikah! AFTER you made me love him and want him and Kastor together! You are one cruel, cruel man!

:) Amazing. It's been a long time since I've cried for a story

The atmosphere is perfect. Kastor is cute, Mikah is perfect in both mirth mischief and sister Magda is sweet and very nice. I like it she’s intelligent enough to know exactly what she’s supposed to say and not say. Her being a nun keeps the tension low, and makes her trustworthy. I was getting a bit agitated with her point of view, because Kastor’s way too interesting to stay on the side, but in Chapter 2 – what long chapters! – he finally becomes the centre of attention again. Seems like you’ll be changing POV’s often though. Well, as long as they’re entertaining and informative enough, I won’t mind. (I like it how you concentrate on the charity and the healing at some point, when they stop in the first city. Shows you care.)

I love Mika’s monologue about the immortality potion. Gave me the shivers.
And soldier woman Tanner is amazing. Gentle but firm, and smitten with beautiful young men. She made me warm. We can see she’ll well-rounded and interesting right from the beginning. That’s lovely.

And then there’s zombies! YESH! “Climb.” ARGH!

“It was the corpse of a town. Nothing moved. Even the wind seemed to still itself
to crawl between those dark, empty houses.” That sentence in squeal-worthily beautiful.
Lucian’s introduction was so mysterious, so cool. I love the way their little fellowship is expanding: a warrior, a soldier, a nun, a wizard and a Mara. If I’d play any online video games, I’d be able to comment on it more properly.

Wow. That is... incredibly sad.

Up until the very last minute I was waiting for someone else to take Mikah's place as the "sacrifice". I had it entirely planned out: Jannet and Luce were together and splitting them up wouldn't really serve any purpose, so Magda was the only other alternative. And dammit, I thought you were going to do it for half a second before I realized that you couldn't because it had to be Mikah, or at least someone with supernatural powers or the like. It's really fitting that their choice term of devotion was "my bittersweet." I think that's perfect for them.

Man, what a depressing story.

All the same, I did enjoy it a lot. There were a lot of elements that can be related to today's culture and societies as well as from hundreds of years ago. The blend was really nice. You have an amazing mind. If I could, I'd crawl in there and live in your story thoughts, haha.

Thank you so much for the opportunity to read this.
- A.

Oh dear god. I am sobbing right now! Tears are POURING from my eyes! That is one of the most bittersweet, lovely, well thought-out romances I've ever read. It's very inspiring, and I think I'll be painting some Mikah and Kastor pictures for the rest of today. God, you've wrenched and twisted my heartstrings until they're about to snap, and then you just let them spin as they unwound themselves at the end.
Ugh, look at me, I'm babbling! Well I adored this story. Absolutely adored it. Didn't expect to because the first chapters confused me a bit- it felt like it was starting in the middle of the story, but in a good way. Definitely a story that's given me food for thought.

Glorious chapter - haven't the time to say more that, just want to read on. Wanted to let you know, though, that the apostrophes and speech marks in this chapter have come out as accented Os which made it quite difficult to read.

Still enjoying immensely, though ofc there's no way I wouldn't be. Looking forward to buying The God Eaters when I can find my bank card XD