| "Blood Duty" Reviews/Comments [ 6 ] |
Reviewed By: yusukekuramasgirl [MediaMiner Member] On: December 22, 2009 02:08 CST
Rating(s):Overall Rating: 10 of 10 Comment/Review:
very nice.. definitely one of my fav... poor kag.. thinking about losing wulf wis uunbearable to her and it would be i believe the same for wulf.. i am definitely going to watch for more stories with the hunters from you..
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Reviewed By: Ryukotsusei [MediaMiner Member] On: December 22, 2009 02:04 CST
Rating(s):Overall Rating: 10 of 10 Comment/Review:
I just wanted to say that I am not disappointed at all. I loved the story and the teasing way that they came together was sweet. I could just picture the look on Wulf's face while he was taking what he wanted. Kagome's reaction to him was perfect as well since I could just feel the weight of the thought of losing him crushing down on her. Regarding the animal thing; it's been a while since I've read Wulf's book so it's entirely possible that the curse works against normal animals as well. Thank you again for writing these two stories, this has definitely gone into my favorites :)
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Reviewed By: Ryukotsusei [MediaMiner Member] On: December 21, 2009 09:31 CST
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Another very interesting chapter. Kagome's tension over being in Artemis' presence is palatable and it just reminds me how much I dislike that particular goddess lol It was somewhat surprising to see Artie with blonde hair; although I'm not surprised that she got Acheron to agree to going back to his natural hair color. He'd do just about anything for his Dark-Hunters so returning to his natural hair color wouldn't be a terrible hardship for him. I could have imagined his reaction if she had suggested he have red hair to match her natural color though lol There was one thing that stood out to me about Wulf's curse that I made a note to mention when I reviewed. The curse is only applicable to anything that is human or is human for their base form. The Katagaria Were-Hunters have the ability to remember him, but as a general rule maintain their distance from the Dark Hunters. The Arcadian Were-Hunters on the other hand have the problem with forgetting him. Anyway, I'm rambling... Back to the review. I can just picture the look on Wulf's face when she made the "It's you" comment. He probably lit up like a kid in a candy store lol And Kagome with all of their testing. The poor girl probably feels like a bug under a microscope. I love the suggestion of cultivating ties with the western world. It almost feels like they're arranging a marriage for her and she just has no clue *snickers* I also loved how Wulf came to her rescue from the Daimons and the small scene that they had together. I'm really looking forward to the next chapter :)
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Reviewed By: yusukekuramasgirl [MediaMiner Member] On: December 20, 2009 21:02 CST
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nice... interesting that they keep testing to see if kagome remembering is just a fluke of for real... i definitely want to know the gods reaction since she was suppose to stay away from wulf that night and he ended up saving her.. update again soon
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Reviewed By: yusukekuramasgirl [MediaMiner Member] On: December 19, 2009 11:47 CST
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interesting intro.. you have me curious about how this is going to evolve and if and when the two goddnesses meet.... update soon looking forwards to reading more
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Reviewed By: Ryukotsusei [MediaMiner Member] On: December 19, 2009 09:07 CST
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Another very interesting start. I liked how Kagome came to be Amaterasu's miko and I enjoyed her brief interaction with the Goddess. The way she's adapted to her new life is a relief and yet at the same time, I have to feel sympathy for her. It seems that she has a very lonely existence. I'm curious as to what is going on between Amaterasu and Artemis. The brief meeting between Wulf and Kagome was interesting as well and I'm looking forward to seeing what happens the next time they meet.
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