Was the Thanda cape teleporting them with Khonsu ever explicitly mentioned in the narrative until practically the end of that chapter? Or were we supposed to remember when they lifted off in the air and teleported with the EB?
Speaking towards your aspirations to writing original fiction, one author's given reason for not liking fanfiction was that it made lazy writers. They didn't have to explain a lot of things, they didn't have to worldbuild as much, etc., because they were drawing on a setting that everyone was familiar with. Not explaining things like one particular cape who showed up once or twice in canon (when most readers haven't read anything with him in it for
ages) seems like it would fall under such an umbrella.
If you did explicitly point it out and I missed this, consider this general advice I'm passing on from someone more experienced than either of us. If that's not the case, you might want to write more like how you will when you do your own fiction, or you may find that you developed poor habits.
Yggdrasil is already edible and nutritious, no need to turn it into animals.
But...but tasty! Food being tasty is important!
On a more official note, you've been authorized to take some of the KEB tissue for your experiments.
How the hell is that for the Protectorate to decide? They're not a part of the Protectorate, or a satellite organization--heck, it's not like the fight was only in Protectorate-home countries. That's even before you factor in how much damage Pantheon was dealing personally. Why is Lisa acting like this is a big favor?
I might have dismissed all that as coincidence or something, but that was before I had seen Scion in person. His loneliness was a physical thing, I felt it wash over every cape that came near him, myself included.
...interesting speculation. I think it is giving him too much credit (and do they know Eden would have been female? I don't remember...) but it's an interesting idea nevertheless.
"So, Faultline told me to tell you they got everything cleared with the UN," he spoke up. "Woulda told you sooner, but, yeah."
Yeah. "How long do we have?" I asked.
"Day after New Years," he answered. "She says it's the best she could do. They weren't happy about the news."
Sorry, does anyone know, are we supposed to know what this is?
I feel like I'm forgetting a lot this morning >.>