July 5th, 2017 at 04:21am
I have absolutely no idea what fandom this is from, but it's easy to jump into enough. It'd be nice to know maybe some background information about who is who, and who does what. Maybe some features, such as hair color or eye color for people like me who get very confused if there are just names and no physical descriptions.
Regardless, you do seem to have a talent for putting emotion into stories, which is easier said than done! So really great job on that. I really love the way the main character (sorry, I'm not sure if her name is Hikari is the main character or not) behaves and the way she inadvertently feels she caused Zack's death. This story needs more chapters, because I really need to know what happens next. Is there some sort of meeting and plan of attack? And what is the world like? I'm not very big on anime (or is this a game? Sorry! I'm not sure), but I really liked the way you wrote this. Nice job. c:
I’ll be honest, I didn’t know what fandom this was until I skimmed the other comments to see if someone had mentioned it. I’m not at all familiar with the Final Fantasy world or characters, so it definitely left for some confusion. I don’t think that it helped that there wasn’t much content for me to learn who was who, so I couldn’t seem to differentiate. I would definitely recommend detailing them a little more or adding a wee bit more backstory to help readers like me.
Other than that, I’m really intrigued as to where you plan on taking this. It has a lot of promise just within the first two chapters. I could feel the guilt Hikira was struggling with over Zack’s death and to be honest, I felt some of Cloud’s guilt too, even though it wasn’t focused on his perspective. There was an abundance of sadness and remorse split between the two, and I really appreciated how you immersed me into that. I also love Hikira as a character. The entire bar scene where she was like ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ and not even sorry made me laugh. It made her likable right out of the gate, really.
You finished on such a high note, too—with the line “they were his living legacy”—so I would love to see this expand more!