I wonder if Mordecai is ever gonna get his righteous comeuppance for being such a cunt.

rhyolite said:
Remember that Noah intended to sneak-kill Moredecai in his sleep in the first place. My respect for Noah is sort of, low.

Early pages indicate he had no idea what he was sent to kill. He was only told it was the "monster in the mountains," then went on to say he's never killed anything before. There was also the vision he had of what appeared to be someone close to him being killed by something which suddenly gave him resolve. Mordecai hasn't done anything to make me think he's anything more than an evil monster.

jubox said:
but think about it if he didn't do that the story would end and don't you wanna see where this amulet curse is going too? Also it gives room for character development so who knows, maybe he won't be such a cunt by the end of the story.

No. Lemondeer said that Mordy was sociopath, so he's gonna be a cunt for life.

I'll be downvoted to hell, but as far I could read the rest of the comic, these are the conclusions:

- The wolf will not change his sadist-egocentric behaviour and nothing indicates the "karma" factor will ever come because:
- The wolf is an unstoppable endless force of some sort in a world that apparently even magic and other creatures are useless against him
- The boy is a big coward pussy then, now and tomorrow. Imagine having immortality like in Groundhog Day and not even trying?

So I think there's no reason to continue this comic. For me the wolf is well hated now so I just want him to be killed slowly, suffering in the worst way possible, not caring if he had a "sad history" like it was hinted. If this happens, it will probably be a Deus Ex Machina scenario, because nothing can match him anyway, so one more reason to stop reading.

nonono2 said:
I'll be downvoted to hell, but as far I could read the rest of the comic, these are the conclusions:

- The wolf will not change his sadist-egocentric behaviour and nothing indicates the "karma" factor will ever come because:
- The wolf is an unstoppable endless force of some sort in a world that apparently even magic and other creatures are useless against him
- The boy is a big coward pussy then, now and tomorrow. Imagine having immortality like in Groundhog Day and not even trying?

So I think there's no reason to continue this comic. For me the wolf is well hated now so I just want him to be killed slowly, suffering in the worst way possible, not caring if he had a "sad history" like it was hinted. If this happens, it will probably be a Deus Ex Machina scenario, because nothing can match him anyway, so one more reason to stop reading.

Then why are you still reading it?

nonono2 said:
I'll be downvoted to hell, but as far I could read the rest of the comic, these are the conclusions:

- The wolf will not change his sadist-egocentric behaviour and nothing indicates the "karma" factor will ever come because:
- The wolf is an unstoppable endless force of some sort in a world that apparently even magic and other creatures are useless against him
- The boy is a big coward pussy then, now and tomorrow. Imagine having immortality like in Groundhog Day and not even trying?

So I think there's no reason to continue this comic. For me the wolf is well hated now so I just want him to be killed slowly, suffering in the worst way possible, not caring if he had a "sad history" like it was hinted. If this happens, it will probably be a Deus Ex Machina scenario, because nothing can match him anyway, so one more reason to stop reading.

Haha bro did you even know what plot armor is?

whowillremember said:
Then why are you still reading it?

I'm not, this is why I stopped, because I thought that after his ressurrection something different would happen, but nope, the plot just keep the oversubmissive/overpowered voreplays and that's it.

I know people like these type of kinks, I don't even use blacklist here as something interesting may appear between, I just didn't like the comic. I don't even want to imagine this with 20 chapters, where in the end the wolf gets the source of power/amulet and becomes more overpower, as the comic is going for this route (because it's the author's only and main taste unfortunatly).

nonono2 said:
I'm not, this is why I stopped, because I thought that after his ressurrection something different would happen, but nope, the plot just keep the oversubmissive/overpowered voreplays and that's it.

I know people like these type of kinks, I don't even use blacklist here as something interesting may appear between, I just didn't like the comic. I don't even want to imagine this with 20 chapters, where in the end the wolf gets the source of power/amulet and becomes more overpower, as the comic is going for this route (because it's the author's only and main taste unfortunatly).

*shrugs* Unfortunately, that kind of thing can only be found out if you read it until the end (or wait until the end is out and read that last bit). If it turns out that way, I guess that's how it'll be, but I don't blame you for not wanting to if this author has a reputation for doing just that. I think this is the only comic I've read from this artist. I only know a few artists on here by name.

this doesn't really make much sense. If he can't tough the amulet. How can eat the amulet without feeling pain from it?

Mordecai is extremely powerful. All Noah is hoping is that if he complies he'll find a way out of it. The amulet revives him, it doesn't stop pain. Mordecai wants that amulet, if he wants to hunt Noah down, he will.

The infinite snack

galen55 said:
The infinite snack

This comment is sorely underrated