Excellent Illya POV and vivid description. Liked Waverly checking off the handover as completed because he hadn't heard otherwise.
The last sentence seemed a bit abrupt to me. Maybe because I was expecting Napoleon's POV on taking the handover and returning to HQ to be fleshed out a bit.
Thank you :-) I'm glad you enjoyed the story as much as you did.
(As for the ending, I'm really not that good a writer and I was having difficulty coming up with a decent end. So, I decided to just round it off. I'll maybe add it to my ever-expanding file of 'to be extended' stories)
The last line was just a bit, "And they lived happily ever after" after such a strong start. Of course, I've been writing what seems to be the never-ending story for quite a long time, so I should learn to just stop.
Well done, as always cuz. I hear what you're saying about the ending. Sometimes it's just better to cut it off and add to the 'to be expanded file." "D
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I imagine that ticking off the timeline is all Waverly can do when he has nothing else to go on.
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Excellent Illya POV and vivid description. Liked Waverly checking off the handover as completed because he hadn't heard otherwise.
The last sentence seemed a bit abrupt to me. Maybe because I was expecting Napoleon's POV on taking the handover and returning to HQ to be fleshed out a bit.
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I'm glad you enjoyed the story as much as you did.
(As for the ending, I'm really not that good a writer and I was having difficulty coming up with a decent end. So, I decided to just round it off. I'll maybe add it to my ever-expanding file of 'to be extended' stories)
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The last line was just a bit, "And they lived happily ever after" after such a strong start. Of course, I've been writing what seems to be the never-ending story for quite a long time, so I should learn to just stop.
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The ending just wasn't wrapping up the I way wanted. Its on the pile, LOL.