Before we begin, I would like to shout out the following:

To my VERY first reader, wherever you are, I hope you’re having a nice day:

@BornReader

Those who I review swapped with:

@Peregrinate @Beast-regards @Cloudfall @MisterVii @NectarioBW @A V Dalcourt @CKJ% @SILENTKILLERS

Those who I have not reviewed swap (yet)/did a review swap but haven’t read my work yet (which is fine cuz I’ll explain right away here):

@Myoathbread @Borchard @Lire @Grown Kidd @Dark Portals @The Mortal-god @ModernGold7ne

And the followers of my story who unfortunately can’t see their names in the statistic section.

Now on to the announcement.

You read it right, after many weeks of thinking, and realized that- even though Dragonslayer Awakens is supposed to be a fresh retake of my original version on wattpad, named Arise the Dragonslayer- DA won’t meet this “visual” story that J wanted to tell all along. In other words, it doesn’t seem right.

So I have to rewrite it from scratch, though some characters may still be present except things may be quite different for the rest, e. g. the world, the flow of the story, and even the lore.

Another mistake I made was that I became so inconsistent in publishing that DA has been “stranded in the middle of the ocean”.

So here’s what’s going to happen and should’ve done from the beginning:

I’ll take notes of my early reviews and how to become better at it. I’ll set out my world-building Stacking up my chapters from start to finish so I can publish them from Monday to Friday Work on my patience Retitle my Book One of the flash guardians, which I’m already running some ideas inside my head And make a new design for this reboot of a story. By the end, I’ll Thanos snap Dragonslayer Awakens (Yes, I am aware that I’ll be sacrificing its statistics)

(If you’re new to writing, I guess you can follow these steps too minus the retitling part, and learn from my errors)

It will be hard and may take a while, but it won’t be good if I tend to rush my writing again. I guess I can look at this as a hard way to learn what it takes to become so dedicated to this type of passion, especially if I’m writing something that can be quite ambitious. I am grateful for the reviews in this “experimental” take on Xabe’s story. Time to go back to the drawing board, I’m not saying this needs to be perfect, I’m just saying it has to be right.

Thank you for reading and have a pleasant reading/writing on the royal road