Kill Six Billion Demons V: Breaker of Infinities (part two)
Jag. Yaya. Bro. Think about this for a second.
Kill Six Billion Demons V: Breaker of Infinities (part one)
There's no safety when Jagganoth is on the field.
Kill Six Billion Demons Volume IV: King of Swords (Final Analysis)
All this stuff in "King of Swords" about the problems with hero worship, and yet it steps on that exact rake itself.
Kill Six Billion Demons IV: King of Swords (part fourteen)
The guest accommodations at Solomon's palace aren't what you might hope, but they are exactly what you'd expect given the circumstances.
Kill Six Billion Demons IV: King of Swords (part thirteen)
It stopped being an urgent mission that required immediate violent action and started being futile and not worth caring about as soon as someone saw her in girlmode. Of course.
Kill Six Billion Demons IV: King of Swords (part twelve)
she really, really needs someone other than White Chain to call her on her bullshit.
Kill Six Billion Demons IV: King of Swords (part eleven)
Even moreso than before, I feel like Killy just needs another person to call her on her bullshit. White Chain is almost uniquely unqualified to do this.
Brainworms (K6BD, CM, and Spectacle
The only one who can be said to be *in charge* is the symbolism itself. And it's not even real.
Kill Six Billion Demons IV: King of Swords (part ten)
"A rogue demiurge is going to try and rescue Zaid, so take him away from my presence and throw him in the drunk tank?"
Really? Really?
Kill Six Billion Demons IV: “King of Swords” (part nine)
One of them is outsmarting the other's outsmarting, I just don't know which.
Kill Six Billion Demons IV: King of Swords (part eight)
Between this and the backstory about Meti and her disciples, this book really is taking a critical look at teachers in general. Which I guess is fitting for the general ethos of K6BD but damn, it's just going really, really hard on this.
Kill Six Billion Demons IV: King of Swords (part seven)
If Solomon David is the least bad of the Black Seven to live under, I think we just found out who the worst is. In fact...there might not be anyone living under Gog-Agog's rule at all.
Kill Six Billion Demons IV: King of Swords (part six)
Very sombre, pessimistic, and misanthropic interlude.
Kill Six Billion Demons IV: “King of Swords” (part five)
At a certain point you'd think they'd stop even bothering to invite her.
Kill Six Billion Demons IV: “King of Swords” (part four)
Okay seriously why aren't Killy and her friends making getting him out of her dreams their top priority?
Kill Six Billion Demons IV: King of Swords (part three)
We follow Killy as she proceeds through her morning routine. Makeup. Coffee. Skulltop Tai-Chi while the dolo monkeys eat her unwatched coffee cup. Shopping, interrupted by using some eager local children as weights for an impromptu lifting session. Breakfast. Training session with White Chain. Etc.
Kill Six Billion Demons IV: “King of Swords” (part two)
This is so dumb I can't not like it.
Kill Six Billion Demons IV: “King of Swords” (part one)
Well, he definitely seems like the sanest of the Black Kings we've met so far, regardless of whether or not he's the best intentioned.