Hey everyone!
Chapter Eight is officially here. It has… a number of significant plot developments, which I hope you’ll enjoy. There are around 132,000 new words, spread across six routes with some common elements, as always.
Also as always, if anything seems to not work, or you have some feedback you’d like to give, please let me know! Otherwise, I’ll just keep on plodding forward, as I do.
The game is in the usual place, now with a chapter skip feature by popular demand.
Cheers.
Welp, chapter 8 has only begun and my Pyrrhos has quite the tongue-lashing building up for Hades. If you know what I am referring to… Keeping a straight face was the hardest thing ever for him in that moment. 
Definitely understandable. They’ll be able to get around to that in… chapter nine sometime. 
Hades, I love you. But you are in for a world of lecturing. I love that my God is such a momma hen. He’s calm and logical, until someone he cares about is attacked or insulted. Then he loses it. Hades put Pyrrhos’s self-control to task there.
Anyway, I loved all the bits in this chapter. My only uncertainty is…my God doesn’t hate answering prayers and sees Laus like their patron city. He wants them to stand strong and thrive on their own, but that doesn’t mean they can’t pray to him in the future if they truly need his help. He just doesn’t want Nikos and the citizens to be helpless without a God’s constant involvement. Like a parent and child, he wants to watch over this little city and see it grow big and strong. Yet, it felt like at the end, they were saying they’d never pray to him again.
Also, did my God inadvertently create drugs? 
And thx for letting us choose separate punishments for Theseus and Pirithous. I always felt Theseus deserved a little more leeway on my God’s part. (Before learning what we do about Pyri.) Also happy we finally got to take a moment to talk with Makaria about our future role… 
I found a bug in chapter 8, the conversation with the enrinyes.
The choice:
“What version of justice does Athena want? How’s it different?”
is infinitely repeatable.
I’ve really enjoyed what I’ve read so far!
Hey, everyone. You can now play the entirety of Blood of the Living’s ninth chapter, which as it so happens is the penultimate one.
Basically, some stuff happens, and then you can have some feelings about it. Or, if that stuff doesn’t happen for you, you can have feelings about other stuff that’s already happened. Or both. Feel what you feel, deity of Spring. Who knows? Maybe some of the characters will give you even more things to feel some kind of way about.
I’m no good at advertising, but as always, I hope you enjoy it.