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Especially for the last 17 paragraphs. It might have been "interesting" to end on that cliffhanger, with all the pieces still available to those to put together, but not ending it with such a monumental sacrifice having gone unrewarded is something I am extraordinarily thankful for.

Fuck the Fae... just... in general.

Loving the story ^.^ Thanks again for the chapter.

I just have to ask. Have you read much Plato or commentary on Socrates? The reason I ask is because of a little piece of commentary you have incorporated: "all pure ocean is Pure Ocean". This is a prima face use of Socrates' Theory of Forms which I was surprised (and delighted) to notice in a Literotica story. If anything, this has made this story even more interesting for me personally and wanting to read more of this most interesting world that you have created here

........sure! Yeah!

(it's been almost 6 years since I've read my Socrates...)

The campy comedy in this one was about perfect.