Him not being able to absorb theos competancy and skill is just as much of a red flag. Tho the skills Theo uses not showing up to his power may be easier to miss.
Soon enough, word will spread among the E88 that Theo Triggered because his psycho girlfriend bitched at him.
To be honest, I'm more interested in more neurotypical protagonists. All this Limit-induced pseudo psychopathy just looks boring after a while. Or, at least, in most stories it does, here it is still amusing from time to time, like:
Still, hoping to see the author's take on the sort of normal protagonist. The writing quality is excellent, it'll likely be a waste if Taylor spends all fic in psycho mode.
Everyone who knows Kaiser's secret identity. As an example, that did not include Low Key until recently, and not because Kaiser let her in on the secret.
One could interpret "Charm Learning Shard" as "There is a (custom) Charm, that's learning (about) Shards, and it's a story about this Charm's adventures on Earth Bet (while attached to a certain girl that we all know)"
There isn't always strong correlation between first and second generation triggers.
They didn't out themselves until after she was adopted
It puts you in xp debt for the improvements. Until you pay that off, you can't learn other skills.
I must be missing something, because I don't understand how that could stunt Theo's development.
Ah, I see. Thanks.
Herp derp! I'm rather impressed with myself for totally forgetting about that plot point.
Considering the debt only lasts a month (or 29 days + 4 hours if converted from a Creation month) 2when invoked (and Taylor has invoked it otherwise Aisha wouldn't have felt the impending botch), so probably worth it at least in this case. Far more onerous demands could have been made Aisha