BEATNyo

@BEATNyo you have to see the comic itself it’s on mangadex

Yes but if it were a dark fantasy and different demon lords instead of the same one and also there’s now a massive war brewing when some abnormal demons came out earlier

@Spongeman9 .... So, Zelda? This is literally Legend of Zelda's storyline.

@BEATNyo all right well good night buddy take care of yourself. You put a lot of effort into these stories. I can tell and I can’t wait to see more of what you do, especially of your Vox Machina and High on Life stories.

@PandaQueen2347 fair enough.

@BEATNyo maybe you can rework it in the future and redo your harem list if you think it’s too big. Remember, you always have to make sure the story works with you and not over work yourself. Especially when building up characters and their relationships.

@BEATNyo beau, yasha that’s what I can think of right now

@BEATNyo oh boy can’t wait!😁😁

@RoseWind264 yep, very nearly done.

@BEATNyo cool! Can’t wait! Also, are you almost done with the next chapter of your vox machina  story?

@BEATNyo that will be interesting to see.

@PandaQueen2347 yes. I won't spoil it, but seeing a certain character in pain will make him go feral on the one who hurt them.

@BEATNyo Interesting, thanks for letting me know 

@PandaQueen2347 Cass will be more friendly upon meeting Verosika.
            Sam will have a lemon with Verosika before the group sets out on their quest. Meanwhile, Verda and Cass have some fun together in another room.

@BEATNyo oh yeah quick question. When Vox Machina retreats to Whitestone with Verosika and her crew, do you plan to give Sam a small romantic scene with his girls before his and his friends departure to Vasselheim? Also how will you plan Cass’s reaction to Verosika?

@PandaQueen2347 ooo, I really like this idea.

@BEATNyo part 2:
            
            Then later after everyone goes through everything. Talking to Urbosa, Sam bonding with her, getting the vestige weapon. When they are leaving the city they see some Gerudo guards escorting the man they met in prison to the outside of town and just as they reach outside, the man runs into his daughter again, and the little girl runs out of the city to greet her father. They have a small touching reunion, but the guards pull the man away and the little girl’s aunt and grandmother try to take the little girl back to town. 
            
            Then Sam then pleads to Urbosa and states that the man didn’t do anything truly terrible, that he was just a father that misses his daughter. And even asks her if there was anyway for the man to see his daughter, without breaking their laws or traditions, even surprisingly Scanlan also defends the man and pleads for a way too.
            
            Urbosa amazed by both of them. She agrees to that every year on the day of the little girl’s birthday, the man may be permitted to see her on the outside the cities walls with the little girl’s grandmother and aunt present of course. The man agrees to this and thanks Sam and Scanlan for helping him.
            
            I thought this subplot could resonates with Scanlan a bit, with his backstory and his recent knowledge of being a father himself. Like wanting to help a parent be with their child, while he is struggling himself with his daughter.
            
            What do you think?

@BEATNyo okay well here it is. I thought the side plot could be like this, part 1:
            
            when the guys are being hold up in the prison cell for the night, they meet another man that’s in there who comments on their foolishness, thinking they could get away with it. Scanlan calls him out, asks him why he broke into Gerudo town and accuses him of being a creep or something.
            
            The man states he only broke into town just to see his daughter again. Everyone is taken aback by this, especially Scanlan. Grog then asks the man why he had to break into town to see his daughter, can’t he see her whenever? Then Sam and Tiberius explain more to their friends about the Gerudo and their traditions, one of them being that when a Gerudo child is born beyond the home city, when they reach the age of 6 or 7 they must leave their parents and return to Gerudo town and stay confined there to learn about their ways and culture until they reach of age themselves to venture out into the world.
            
            Then Scanlan asks the man what does his wife think of him trying to break her people’s rules, but the man reveals that his wife is dead, she died from a rare illness when his daughter was a toddler, it was hard for him but he did his best with his daughter. He knew about the Gerudo tradition, but it was still hard when his daughter had to leave. He knows she’s doing okay, she’s living with her grandmother and aunt, but he still misses her. Then he also reveals that his daughter is his only family he has left in this world.
            
            

@BEATNyo I bet, but it makes me even more excited to see it when it comes together!

@PandaQueen2347 yeah, that's pretty much exactly what I had in mind.
            Chapter 20 is gonna be PACKED.

@BEATNyo oh and to add more to this scene, it’ll be funny if Verosika, when she hears that Sam and Verda are together and that the slept together. she could forcibly smile and say she’s “happy for them” when she’s screaming on the inside. (I assume this is the kind of reaction Verosika would have to the news of Sam and Verda being an official couple) Then after that they get to the book and she reads it to them. Then later she and Verda will have their reconciliation.
            
            What do you think? That sound about right to the way you had it planned?

@BlueMalu15 ok I just really love your borderlands book

@BlueMalu15 eventually. It's harder to do retellings of games, since transcripts for them aren't easy to come by.

@Spongeman9 eventually.

So will Sam be as skilled as his dad and mom along the series

@Spongeman9 Sam and his dad, Matt. Matt is an extremely skilled demon hunter. Sam isn't as skilled, but his sword is specifically meant to kill demons.