An Unbound Soul: Part 6: Mana

Erryn's World, Book 7

De: Cathfach

Narrado por: Peter Kenny

Duración: 10 h y 27 m

Resumen del Editor

With Erryn having sacrificed herself to save those lost in the disaster of the Emerald Caverns, it falls to an of-age Peter to take action when new reincarnates are born.

Unfortunately, without control of the System or the Law, there is little he can do to halt the contingencies Erryn left behind, leaving him to search desperately for a solution. Alas, desperation can easily lead to mistakes.

Meanwhile, Cluma's coming of age leads to the resumption of delving activities, this time as a party of two. With the Dawnhold dungeon too easy for the pair of them, they find themselves in need of tougher challenges. However, with their families and friends based in Dawnhold and Cluma having no easy means of teleportation, will Peter really want to split her family for a second time?

An Unbound Soul: Part 6: Mana is the sixth volume set in Erryn's world and the fifth in the continuing tale of Peter's adventure.

©2022 Cathfach (P)2023 Podium Audio

This is getting ridiculous

At some point this main character needs to actually stand up for himself. He's lived basically an entire childhood in a world that's completely different from his original. Everyone knows this, and everyone loves to poke fun at him when it makes him embarrassed. But at the same time, they get angry at him for not understanding something that apparently no one has bothered to explain to him. Not only that, they seem to actively try and make him uncomfortable and then get angry when he does.

The female lead knows that he isn't okay with a physical relationship and that certain types of clothes make him uncomfortable. So what does she do? She dresses up in those types of clothes and then gets mad that they make him uncomfortable. She also doesn't ask any basic questions about his original world and how relationships work while expecting him to know everything about how it works for her species.

At some point he needs to stand up for himself even a little bit. I know that he loves her and wants to make her happy, but this doesn't show a healthy relationship. It shows an emotionally abusive girlfriend that has trust issues, refuses to understand the concept of personal space, and that we know gets pleasure out of embarrassing her significant other. This is also compounded with the story essentially making it likely that the main character will get gaslit if she takes things to far. And so to not have his girlfriends mind messed with, he will actively put up with an emotionally abusive girlfriend and her father.