Which book’s world would be the absolute worst to live in?
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*If you want to see my original post based on this question, you can click down on the link below to see the original post that I related to the rules of my own book series, The Truson S.E.T. Series, and why I wouldn’t be able to survive that either.
It’s a hard question to answer
I know that a lot of people don’t like Fourth Wing or the Empryean Series altogether. I understand where you are coming from. The fandom has gotten out of hand lately where it has been just straight bullying when it comes to the author and what she is currently going through. But here, the question was what world would be the absolute worst to live in the book world?
My answer: Surviving the world that Rebecca Yarros has created in Fourth Wing- the fictional kingdom of Navarre at Basgiath War College.
1) The name alone is terrible within itself. Who would want to sing up to go to a war college??? A war college??? I guess you can say the same thing as me signing up to go to the army (Although I don’t think I would make it based on my eyesight alone).
2) The dragons! Can you imagine being in aa dragon’s presence when you are in it’s path? There are ones that can burn you alive with one flick of its mouth. How would I be able to do it? I wouldn’t.
3) The signets. Wait, what? You mean to tell me that I have to use powers that I probably don’t even know I had yet in order to get a signet??? Then on top of that, I have to fight other riders and their dragons to go even further when it comes to battles? No thank you.
It’s all fun and games when it comes to being in an interactive game online where you are close but not too close. Thresing Day in the United States became an event for the ages. Not only did Rebecca Yarros go all out in New York City when it came to her fans being in the experience by letting people walk the parapet, she actually created a website where they can try to be the main character (Violet) and try their best to battle people and dragons to own a dragon online.
Again, I don’t think I would be able to survive the Kingdom of Navarre. I think that if I had to go, I would be a scribe (Which would suit me quite well considering I love to write).
Dominique Gibson
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Dominique Gibson is a self-published author who has written a total of five books and its the author of the Truson S.E.T. series that involves half-human, half-animal hybrids with supernatural powers who finds their true soulmates while battling deadly criminals. She is currently working on her next book in the series. Click on the links above for more information about her and her work.
