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sorakh28with a soldier's eyes
Chapter 26's title is taken from "Soldier's Eyes" by Jack Savoretti
Another song I don't know personally, but suits the chapter perfectly.
Another homecoming, but considering what stayed in Altea, it's not gonna be a nice one for the Altea crew.
AND WE HAVE THE RECENT KNIGHTS TALKING ABOUT THEIR TIME TOGETHER. Pinuccio is back! God I love this team.
Oh, yeah, on the whole deal of what makes Gharnef dangerous. It's also kinda an insight on how easy it was for him to pull off what happened in canon- no one put two and two together in that story! The reason why it wasn't as successful with this Marth is because Nyna and Hardin didn't get married, and the four maidens weren't captured.
...Yeah, we decided to make this a complete tragedy. It gives Marth and the Altean more motivation for breaking Gharnef apart, and... well. We wanted the readers to be angry for these characters.
AND WE GET FALCHION EARLY... but as it turns out, it had consequences, tying it to why it was a tragedy.
Chapter 26's title is taken from "Soldier's Eyes" by Jack Savoretti
Another song I don't know personally, but suits the chapter perfectly.
Another homecoming, but considering what stayed in Altea, it's not gonna be a nice one for the Altea crew.
AND WE HAVE THE RECENT KNIGHTS TALKING ABOUT THEIR TIME TOGETHER. Pinuccio is back! God I love this team.
Oh, yeah, on the whole deal of what makes Gharnef dangerous. It's also kinda an insight on how easy it was for him to pull off what happened in canon- no one put two and two together in that story! The reason why it wasn't as successful with this Marth is because Nyna and Hardin didn't get married, and the four maidens weren't captured.
...Yeah, we decided to make this a complete tragedy. It gives Marth and the Altean more motivation for breaking Gharnef apart, and... well. We wanted the readers to be angry for these characters.
AND WE GET FALCHION EARLY... but as it turns out, it had consequences, tying it to why it was a tragedy.
