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Considering how long it takes me to right a single chapter, I think it'd be best if I start making smaller chapters in between the long ones. Granted, they'd be filler.
          
          Should I go for it?

My mentor taught me that a long chapter doesn't mean you'd get much context. But much context in a chapter is bound to be extended down the long side.
          
          This probably explains why I am taking so long, can't mess up the lay out to the new world.

Next chapter would be a little experimental, mainly in length.

God, did so much work and didn't write much. Balancing is tough.

So, these starting chapters are the first stepping stone to the story.
          
          Though to be honest, it took me longer than expected to lay the introduction.
          
          But hey! Atleast I'm not taking the easy route out.

How do authors update so often?! Writing takes so much of my time....

Some stuff came up, and I can barely work on my next chapter. However, I refuse to update in small and context-lacking chapters.