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Villain: TPOD, Chapter 233

🕑 Added 2022-10-11 04:47:55 +0000 UTC

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BeRhod

Let the poor guy enjoy a little, he was tormented in the original timline by those Children of destiny so it's not strange for him to develop a habit to torment them back before sending them off. Even if he struggled a little, it's still worth it. Specially since their kind is the epitome of hypocrisy, it's more enjoyable when they pay for it slowly.The only decent Child of destiny I saw 'till now is Parker and we still don't know what the future holds for him.

hawkshe .

Unlike some of the others I disagree that his decisions are inconsistent with who he is. I see it more as Keith falling back into some of his bad habits he learned from by getting to greedy and that this is a small wake up call as to why he changed in the first place.

Fate-D-Ace

🤣🤣 It is harder for him to awaken his Powers because there are just too many of them and his blood is more potent.

Lord Shiva

His bloodline sucks, literally. Minami has a drop of his blood and yet she somehow has more control and powers than him when it comes to his own bloodline?

Mr Ritcher

not sure I can agree with either of you, first off we are missing a lot of information. Perhaps there is a CoD who is going to show up that is beyond powerful that Keith cannot beat unless he does min-max all his opportunities. Regardless he is kind of flying by the seat of his pants and every action has a reaction, it's easy in hindsight to say he was greedy here when we know the outcome. This is also the first CoD who straight up gets teleported by his fate, of course Keith does not know the numerical breaking point of when that happens, it's his first ever experience with it. As for his progeny I believe we can run that down to the first words spoken thing, when Keith turned his progeny he used specific words that would highly affect their development, he never received them himself so perhaps it can be traced to that. Though I will say in general his bloodline / race does seem pretty underwhelming, but I think it's more of a writers balance type thing to not make everything seem effortless. I personally would have had his bloodline/race partially "blocked" or "sealed" to balance the beginning and have an easy excuse for why it is so bad so far.

Countzero

Also, despite how OP these eyes are, Kylian is at the beg of True Profound Realm and Keith is at the peak of Primal Desolation. Even if Keith's constitution doesn't help with battle prowess, he has a bloodline which for some reason is much weaker than his progeny and his God abilities, which don't seem to amount to much. So, this conclusion has been a bit of a let down for me...

The Tallest Tree

I like that you're making Keith 'pay' for his inaction towards CoD, but this kinda comes off as contrived. His desire for a few more "min-maxed" Fate Points almost cost him an extremely important trump card and would have created a powerful enemy with a deadly grudge. I thought Keith was supposed to be a shrewd, cunning, genius, but his behaviour hasn't even been intelligent recently. I hope that he reassesses his goals and actions and has some proper character development from this moment but even then, the damage is done. You started this story by having Keith have a vision of the future, (or alternate timeline) where his arrogance, naivety, and weakness cost him EVERYTHING he cared for. You told us that he grew from that experience and that he learned how to seek long-term interests over short-term benefits, how to master himself and pursue the future he wants relentlessly but with patience and foresight, yet you are showing us that this isn't the case. I don't want to rag on this story it's just disappointing to see him break the internal logic of his previous character development in this way.


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