If you're info rapid-paced stories, then this novel is for you.I quite like that while it starts with the endgame battle between the demon King and a god of some kind (in this case the god of war), it makes it feel a little more thrilling and not because of the action. You can tell where the story is going though, when the prospect for Reincarnation is introduced but still.In any case, I like that Khane and Eyrin don't suddenly become enemies in the first few chapters of their introduction. The bond between them is outlined well to setup the "incident" that forces them apart.I do wish the author did a bit more to show how close they were though. Not like over many chapters; just one chapter with richer interactions, but I get that the author has a vision of the story and I haven't seen what most of it looks like.I like that the story has so far chosen to explore the complexity involved with Eyrin and what his father did to Khane's father. I hope the author can explore how Eyrin navigates dealing with the consequences of something he wasn't a part of.Great piece author!
