Introspection of Unwritten letters
A character who is born into a world without a purpose to fulfill, and so through the influence of others and the shades of other people, Thales gains a purpose that he strives to seek, whether it’s for spirituality, for strength, Thales seeks out this purpose that is engraved through a concept in the story called The Mystery. In a world where gods roam freely, organizations hold power with mighty beings, where diverse races all have different origins...a universe so vast that purpose has yet to be found. This is a journey of seeking, through adventures in all sorts of unique environments never seen before- Hidden societies that seek justice and righteousness- A Shadow Land plagued by lost souls and magical beasts! Each character has philosophical dilemmas or moral ones, and they all search on an answer to their confusion and curiosity.
"I-am alone.
That was obvious though. I’d not a clue what nightmare I have awakened from, maybe it was that I’d rather forget? Did the world hug me too coldly or did I run from the world?" Will Thales attain the knowledge he so desperately seeks for unknown reasons. This is the journey of knowing, I hope you join us.
Alright where to start?[img=Out of it] Superb. Literally superb. If you are well-versed with different fields of topics you would be able to see what the characters, or just titles in general within the story resemble. They each are connected with a philosophical dilemma, but not just your average one. These are profound ones that surpass simple questions like "Does he disregard morality?". There has already been left room and potential for the development of each character in one way or another, something that all top-class writers should maintain. Leaving room for the possibility of growth in the future. Not to mention all of the characters are each so uniquely different yet have their own roles that aren't simply disregarded leaves opportunity to create masterclass lore or background. The psychological mindgames are top-notch too. Instead of Death Note, I'd say No Game No Life style-just not at that level in terms of intelligence yet. It's perfectly balanced with so many seperate touches that you're bound to create something of high quality. You can start to ask yourself, "Wow who is this guy that is being talked of like a legend?" There is so much foreshadowing but no clear conclusion, it gives you subtle hints to the future but creates a fog to get you to intensely think. Well I'll just say that, conclusively, it's balanced with all sorts of styles and qualities, has huge potential for the future developments and is in general a piece you NEED to read. [img=coins]
I have unfortunately been forced to be my number 1 fan, I with no shamelessness ask for readers thoughts, I am most interested in the interaction between creation and thought when it comes to fiction. Hopefully this novel is engraved on peoples hearts, yours truly. one but many.