Yeah, I think I found Mori most likeable and appealing when he was at his least powerful
I can see that. Fwiw, he spends a lot of the second novel depowered. It's also a pretty hurty novel, in terms of hurt/comfort -- idk if that's relevant to you or not, but it's significant enough to be worth saying, I think.
Hence Phineas Fletcher.
I'm sorry, I don't know/remember who Phineas Fletcher is?
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I can see that. Fwiw, he spends a lot of the second novel depowered. It's also a pretty hurty novel, in terms of hurt/comfort -- idk if that's relevant to you or not, but it's significant enough to be worth saying, I think.
Hence Phineas Fletcher.
I'm sorry, I don't know/remember who Phineas Fletcher is?