Your anatomy is quite good and your style is unique.

. . . the one dinosaur movie and Kung Fu Panda that's never really fazed me, but Neuvillette is so alien and yet so utterly human that I found a story that had actually touched me. Not one where I sympathized but where I empathized with a character.

8/10 too much water.

Like just genuinely, amazing.

The main plot is kinda simple and fine, but the real point is to walk throughout the true storyline. Neu's quest to understand who he is as a person and if he even counts as a person.

I don't get emotional during fiction (and yes I'm talking about Lion King and . .

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but how can she understand her when she doesn't even understand herself? And she also needs to survive the truth of the Ethereal King and the secret of the call of the wolves,

N:Era: Call of the Wolves is an Animal Fantasy exploring themes of godhood, depression, and forces beyond one's perception.

they're opposed by the Howlers who work for the mysterious Ethereal King, and another mysterious wolf who's against all factions. To stop Raynfall's flood, she has to understand the melancholic she-fox before every city is washed away.

There are too many flaws in Empress Owlis' "explanation". Regardless, she will follow the Empress to the end.

The Queen of Glacialane, Raynfall, lets her tears fall from the heavens, slowly flooding her kingdom. As Cyras and Team N:Era journey throughout the kingdom,

Finally, Arlecchino (Or Harlequin) is supposed to be a devilishly mischievous character in the commedia tradition, meanwhile Arlecchino in Genshin helps us.

In Commedia, Scaramouche is a type of "Capitano", who were war captains who flinched at the sight of blood and never battled, inspired by a war going on at the time.

Meanwhile in Genshin, Capitano and Scaramouche are both legitimate fighters.

I would say, overall, a 3/5.

Overall, the story quest doesn't get me to think better of Cyno and also the Court of Desolation is literally still there, just buried in sand, however the theme and surprisingly mature nature of the topics is strong. Also good humor at the end where Cyno ends up with a 1,250,000 mora expense.

He just feels like he ought to do what he ought to do, but without really stating what gives him this unwavering motivation.

On the plus side, the story quest does have some really interesting themes - Genshin rarely gets themes wrong. Wherein, we have to wonder, when do we put "justice" first?

That's awful. We also got plenty of free roaming dogs where I live that cause, well, issues.