Responses
In terms of Euthigen, I understand that as righteous as he is, he would take responsibility of his father's blunders with Leonard. It was never mentioned but I guess at some point, Leonard told him how his father sacrificed hundreds of lives to save his. Just like Fian said, he's a great man. And as a great man fit to be a king, he made it as a way of atonement to let go of Lindsay and wish for her happiness with Fian.
I just really hoped that we got a detailed and more exciting ending. It's just lacking ヾ(☆▽☆) the hype could've been there but it deescalated quickly and all of a sudden, we're like Lindsay that only woke up after the ordeal.
Tried to read the whole thing again. I liked it at first read but now that I'm rereading it, a lot of things were thrown by the side without much of an importance. It's like a rushing river that no one can stop. The betrayal, the characters who had a lot of potential, and the ending. There would've been bigger scenes but out of nowhere Leonard, despite being overpowered and the main villain, died easily at the end. The story got so much potential but the ending got barely live up to it. Rushed and half-assed.
I think it revolved too much to the drama between the main characters that it lacked substance. My opinion changed and now I have a mixed feelings with the story.
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