Reviews for Capricious Infection |
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TerminalTragedy chapter 6 . 12/14/2012 This chapter was even more haunting than the last. Your imagry is amazing, characterization astounding and story beautifully haunting. This is by far the best story I've ever read. |
TerminalTragedy chapter 5 . 12/14/2012 Wow. This chapter was amazing. All that action and horror elements. The Grand High Messiah is so creepy. I wonder what will haooen next. I also like the parts,with NexusJunture and David. |
TerminalTragedy chapter 4 . 12/14/2012 So much happened in this chapter. Dante and Tarvos really make me laugh. I like David's comments too. Also, the fact that Dante can seeTarvos is weird but interesting. I wonder why. It's nice to see Twisted Land being threaded into things. I wonder how it ties together. |
TerminalTragedy chapter 3 . 12/14/2012 Dante and Tarvos are probably my favorite guys, though I like Ringo too. I also love Mae's energy and Rezzi's calm demeanor. Your characters are so interesting and your story really pulls people in. |
TerminalTragedy chapter 2 . 12/14/2012 A blind girl and an anemic demon. This is an interesting duo. I love how sarcastic Tarvos isand how developed your characters are. |
TerminalTragedy chapter 1 . 12/14/2012 So far, this has a lot of promise. I like Rezzi and Tarvos' characters and your writing is just beautiful. I'm going to favorite this. |
Eden Ellegory chapter 6 . 12/10/2012 I DREW A PICTURE OF OZ, (if that's okay) AND I PLAN ON DRAWING TARVOS (if that's okay)! |
Black Bride Anna chapter 6 . 12/9/2012 Ayumi died. I was half right. I wonder why Lannad is involved is she never played the game? Could it be that her religion is real after all? I'm still confused about the Grand High Messiah, but I wonder if Oz and Tarvos are both the same type of demon. I also bet that Oz is NexusJuncture and that David will feel like an ass for telling him about his feelings for Oz on the phone. I look forward to your next chapter! I like predicting things. |
MotherHonker chapter 6 . 12/9/2012 Oz finally appeared. Things will get interesting now. |
Kurogane Black Ninja chapter 6 . 12/9/2012 So, Oz finally appeared after the massacre. It seems that things are happening, just like in the more I read, the more wrapped up I get into this work. It's a very, very complex and interesting story. It actually needs more love than what it has review-wise. Your characters and situations are very complex and intriguing. I'm going to keep my eye on this story. |
Kurogane Black Ninja chapter 5 . 12/9/2012 It seems Tarvos is just as inquisitive as the rest of the cast. It makes me wonder if he's a victim or he's playing it off. This whole chapter was...strange and intriguing somehow. I definitely want to know more about Twisted Land and even more about Oz and NexusJuncture. |
Kurogane Black Ninja chapter 4 . 12/9/2012 Dante's reactions to Tarvos' true form are humorous, but it must be a stroke of bad luck that he can see him. It makes the story interesting when someone is preceived as the local mad man because of things like that. I also find NexusJuncture an interesting character. I bet he has more to do with the story than anyone could believe as well, especially if he works for Oz. |
Kurogane Black Ninja chapter 3 . 12/9/2012 So far, I like Mae and David. I am also curious as to what role Twisted Land plays in this story. I have a feeling that it may be bigger than anyone in the story thinks it is. Sorry for the short review but I'm on a crunched schedule, and I owe a lot of people reviews. I'll give you better ones next time around. |
Kurogane Black Ninja chapter 2 . 12/9/2012 I like how deep Rezzi and Tarvos are. This is only the first chapter and I managed to get pulled in by them. This is also the first story in which you had a character that was blind as a main one. You play her off well and you make her realistic and somewhat strong. I'm going to catch myself up on this work today. |
Neo Rulez chapter 2 . 12/7/2012 lol some parts the story was really funny definitely when Rezzi admitted he does smell a little. Love it. |