Fine blame me all you want, I will try to not go against your wishes ever again your highness.

Thanks, but some people think when I have the same idea as someone it plagiarism, I do not want to offend or fight with anyone so I decided not to write reviews anymore.

If you wish to blacklist me, then go for it, I just want to apologize. I really wanted to make a positive contribution to the site, but apparently some folks don't get along with me. They've gone ahead and taken screenshots of what I said in private messages and posted them publicly.

I'd also like to say that there is no rule stating that we can't borrow ideas from other highlighted comments. Copying someone else's comment word for word, however, would be against the rules, which I know and would never try to do. But borrowing some points and rephrasing those, and then reading the story and coming up with my own interpretation based on that, is something different.

Oh, sorry, I didn't know petros n-word pass was inside a story, I thought it was a joke and put it in my profile, I will remove it if it bothers you.

Well, reading the story sometimes doesn't give you all the information, others might have things you might be missing, but I will try to read the stories more instead of reading other featured comments, so thanks :)

Thanks, appreciate it.

There are 2 references of death song in The Pure, the Vile, and the Deadly featured comments:

I remembered her conversation with the Death Song protagonist (who this story reveals is named Will) and how she had a ready answer to his question about why she didn’t kill him. It never occurred to me that her lengthy monologue was due to the fact that she had actually considered such a thing at one point.

By benholmen44

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The eldritch threat faced here feels appropriately alien, but it helps that it has been seen before in other EndMaster games, such as in Necromancer and Death Song, and the torment ending of Eternal.

By Gryphon

I read the other featured comments and learned it from there.

Yeah

Well when I review, I leave a comment for a story if I like it, if its well written, and its rated among the top ( but I do leave a comment for not so popular stories sometimes ). Some stories I just read and rate without leaving a comment.