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So, yeah, I play Heroes of Legend, y’know, the MMO. I’m not like obsessed or addicted or anything. It’s just a game. Anyway, there was this girl in my guild who I really liked because she was funny and nerdy and a great healer. Of course, my mates thought it was hilarious I was into someone I’d met online. And they thought it was even more hilarious when she turned out to be a boy IRL. But the joke’s on them because I still really like him. And now that we’re together, it’s going pretty well. Except sometimes I think Kit—that’s his name, sorry I didn’t mention that—spends way too much time in HoL. I know he has friends in the guild, but he has me now, and my friends, and everyone knows people you meet online aren’t real. I mean. Not Kit. Kit's real. Obviously. Oh, I’m Drew, by the way. This is sort of my story. About how I messed up some stuff and figured out some stuff. And fell in love and stuff.
Publication Year: 2016
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0100 stars to this book, which, like the loading screen to the vanilla part of the game, brought back an intense nostalgia (though I never want to ever do an opera event ever again).
All I know is, in *my* day, you had to get a *key* to go into Upper Blackrock Spire, and this book took me right back there to when my evening phrase to my children was, "Shh, mommy's raiding."
I also had a friend I fished with in Azshara - it didn't lead to romance but he was a nice guy and we caught a lot of storm lobsters together. (RIP that part of Azshara, which is gone now).
Lastly, as a person who soloed the quest for Li'l Tarecgosa (OMG it was satisfying), I deeply, deeply appreciate the romantic gesture at the end.
0listen i totally get why this might not be everyone’s cup of tea okay, but it was mine and i’m 5 ⭐️ ing the shit out of this because the comfort this book brought me is unimaginable and i don’t know if i’ll ever feel like that again in my lifetime SO LET ME ENJOY IT IN PEACE
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