With Egiedeyrus's time at school behind him, he's quickly appointed as the prestigious
Chief Enchanter to the Court. Though Filimena hopes their nuptials will soon follow, Edy's busy work schedule continues to obstruct their time together. Despite setbacks, Filimena is content to wait, but the evolution of her new life takes an ominous turn with news of the Lord of Darkness's resurrection...The worst is still yet to come, however, as Edy must join the Hero's party on a quest to save the kingdom!
I was so excited to dive into Vol 2 and it did not disappoint. The first volume felt a lot more centered around Filimena meanwhile this volume felt like there was a nice balance between all the characters, even the new ones that were introduced. I especially enjoyed the introduction of Yurifaldt, his presence around Edy created one of my favorite friendship dynamics. As the story continues I truly can’t wait to see Edy’s relationships with the Hero’s party develop in future volumes. As for the romance side of the story I ate every single thing up. I'm a sucker for the I hate everyone except you trope and Edy just does it flawlessly. Although I do wish Filimena does gain a little backbone in future volumes instead of just being there. Of course she is new to the world and this life but there’s a lot of potential for her character and I can’t wait to see what’s yet to come. Spoiler alert, as we do get to actually see the wedding between Edy and Filimena occur I wonder what is yet to come as I figured one of the plot lines would be the never ending obstacles getting in the way of this occurring. Nonetheless I can’t wait to read Vol 3 and I believe Vol 4 is releasing soon as well so there is definitely more to come.
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"What was your favorite sitcom growing up?" Hmm. They were mostly crap. Let's say "Taxi."
ReplyDeleteLaverne & Shirley
ReplyDeleteWell I'm super old so maybe Hogan's Heroes, or Gilligan's Island. The Beverly Hillbillies was a family fave too.
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ReplyDeleteI loved watching Blossom when I was a kid.
ReplyDeleteTHE BRADY BUNCH. Watched it over and over.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite sitcom growing up was The Partridge Family.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the sit-com, Petticoat Junction.
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ReplyDeleteMarried... with Children
ReplyDeleteIf you are talking about TV, there weren't any. At over 80, my parents didn't get a TV until I was away at college.
ReplyDeleteWonder Years?
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