rikaaraji468

Chapter 3 of The SpellCasters' Quest is up.
          
          I've been feeling fatigued for a while now, with headaches on a daily. Hence my low/inconsistent wattpad activity. But I'll drop in when I can.

Chapter 2 of The Spell Casters' Quest has been posted!
          
          We catch a glimpse of Miria's spelldancing magic as she attempts to get out of her predicament, and meet our MMC, who escalates the situation.

@swayski I plan to. Not immediately, but soon. You'll see me around your comment section sometime in the coming week :)

What's up rikaaraji. Nice to make your acquaintance. 

Hi! I hope you’re doing great. I’m not sure you’d remember me but we used to do r4r about two years ago until I disappeared off wattpad. I saw your announcement and thought why not say hi and apologize for leaving you hanging. I hope you’re doing great. Take care!

A'ight, so, I've posted the first chapter of my latest project 'The SpellCasters' Quest, where we meet our FMC Miria as she finds herself in a nightly predicament.
          
          I had hoped to release this story earlier, but I fell into a creative slump, somehow. I suppose life outside wattpad got quite draining. But I'll be striving to post chapters weekly over the weekend.
          
          Blessings✨️

@Jthiya Ah yes 'winning her back' does fall the same category. It rightly describes the second part of To Charm of a Knight ^ ^
          
          Are you writing something offline? I am, too. I had hoped you'd read my upcoming story while I take up your Wattys entry. Rather than you embarking on 90 whole chapters > <

          I often watch book reviews and movie reviews. These days, not as often but still do. Some of them I agree with, some I don't agree with. Some are learning experiences while others feel like a product of hate-reading/hate-watching.  Something that occasionally came up with these reviews was pursuit of love.
          
          When does persistence (in love) become harassment? How does a suitor know that the one being pursued, rather than playing hard to get, is a subject of unwanted
          advances/affection?  Some people say that in the game of love, the most persistent guy will win. How will he win?
            -He wore her down until she eventually *settled* for him.
          -Because he was persistent, it showed he was serious about her, and thus she came to trust and accept him.
          -Through his persistence, she eventually came to appreciate him and return his affection.
          
          Can unrequited love truly be returned because someone is persistent in their advances? How does one tell the difference between unrequited love and 'playing hard to get?' for lack of a better term. Where does one draw the line between wooing and imposing? These questions eventually cross into consent territory, where the object of affection rejects her suitor (once, twice, over and over) but the guy simply doesn't get the memo! Which can translate into not respecting her decision. 
          
          This blurry territory is something I had to work through while writing what I call the second part of To Charm A Knight, where Raziel and Claire's dynamic undergoes a shift. Yes, it was really...*ReALlY* fun to write, but also challenging. Well, y'all will probably let me know your thoughts on this.
          
          Okay, rambling over. See y'all in a comment section or conversation board somewhere.
          

Hello could you please check out book and share your thought in the comment? I would be highly grateful

@FridaMooe Maybe if I deleted my Inkitt account and made a new one, I could be able to properly use it. Right now, the only thing I've been able to do properly on there is to read. But I'll see how best I can attack the situation. What's your Inkitt profile?