Hey all, I just wanted to post this today to address the fact that I haven't been posting. I got a bit behind in college and really need this week to get caught up and do some work. I wasn't able to write as much as I wanted. I am heading home today for spring break though and will be posting more for a week at least.

I would also like to thank you all for 500 followers we had hit that a couple of days ago. I wanted to do something for it but was just a bit to overwhelmed.

Also I wanted to use this post to answer some questions that have come up a couple of times.

Why isn't he Alec?

I wanted to make this clear. Thorin isn't Alec. Alec is apart of Thorin. There will be more developement on this. With in the next ten chapters there will be a lot of story progression. Right now it's a grind segment of him getting stronger and getting battle experience.

When will Thorin truly be a anti hero?

Okay people the idea I was trying to get here was he is progressing towards evil. Even then he won't be truly evil. I don't want my main character to be purposely killing kids alright. He is just not going to be kind or forgiving or Mercifully.

Why is he trying to save the town?

Thorin hasn't forsaken his humanity because he is a necromancer. He became friends with the inn keeper and with the smith. Innocent people would die. And I repeat he isn't Alec who already has forsaken his humanity.

Why a necromancer?

Because I like necromancers. I plain and simple. Their cool, the ideas you can get when using their sets of power are mind boggling. They have the power to be a one man army. The difficult thing is developing the story so he isn't op to soon and has to work for his power.

Hopefully I will be able to post another chapter for you guys soon.

Sorry if this post comes across a bit fed up. Honestly I'm tried right now and stressed. I am actually quite happy with how my novel is progressing. The fact I have been holding a spot on top trending for about a week and a half means a lot. I hope you guys continue to support the book becasue it has been fun to write it.

Thank you readers,

Danjor