Aitor tiene dos mamás by María José Mendieta

Mitosis, Sourcefield, and an Epic called Instabam, who we didn’t get to see in scene, have all attacked Newcago. She’s the badass Epic that flooded all of Manhattan and now rules over the renamed city of Babylon Restored. They’re a message for Prof, from Regalia. He gifts his abilities, leaving his personality intact.Īfter her death, David discovers flower petals in her hand. That’s why Megan could infiltrate the Reckoners, and that’s why he fell in love with her. But he can’t shake his concern for Megan, who we discovered is actually the High Epic Firefight at the end of Steelheart.ĭavid theorizes that Epics who forgo using their powers, or gift them away, retain their normal personalities. He tells himself it was the right thing, and he believes it, mostly. In her final moment David was struck at how afraid she was. She bolts, but the Reckoners were prepared, and she’s cornered. Thusly, when she’s doused in gallons of red Kool-Aid her electricity flickers and fades. Her grandparents tried to poison her when she was a child, using Kool-Aid to mask the flavor. Both Tia and Prof think it’s a coincidence, but it turns out that Sourcefield’s weakness is also related to her past. In Mitosis, David discovers that the title Epic’s weakness was related to his past.

She’s pretty powerful, with teleportation and electricity powers she wields sort of like Ryu’s Hadoken from Street Fighter. We’re thrown immediately into the action as David and the other Reckoners execute a mission against an Epic named Sourcefield. If you read any further, prepare to be spoiled!įirefight picks up not long after Mitosis. The books are complete opposites, as you’ll find out when it’s the novella’s turn for a review. So far, it’s taken me longer to read The Slow Regard of Silent Things than it did to read this book, and it’s nearly four times the size of Rothfuss’s novella.īut, that’s not really a fair comparison. I went to the signing the week of the release and read the book in about half the time I’d scheduled for it. I’ve been pretty enthusiastic about this book for over a month now.

Aitor tiene dos mamás by María José Mendieta