And now the world sea trade comes to a complete halt. You forgot one major aspect of removing Atlantis from the Atlantic Ocean and that is the amount of water that it displaced. You had the shield reaching up several miles above the continent which represents massive amount of water. With Atlantis gone from the ocean the world wide sea levels will drop by hundreds of feet thus rendering every sea port high and dry.

Of course this would crash the worlds economies since they depend almost entirely on the sea to move trade goods. Good luck in coming up with a solution for this one. :))

I’m a little confused because in the last chapter Rodolphus was the Lord of House Lestrange and the story said the magic would have brought him to the Council Chamber even if he were still in Azkaban, but in this chapter Regulus could not become Lord Black because he was in prison. Does this mean that Rodolphus was already Lord Lestrange before he was sent to prison and that while imprisonment prevents one from becomes a Lord, it doesn’t strip a person who has already ascended to a Lordship of their title?

Good first chapter.

Great Story looking forward to reading more

Cheezus, that latter part was one of the hottest I've read...
Great chapter (as always) and looking forward to more of the hot stuff!

So steamy, i could barely hide the reaction this chapter caused. Very well done indeed.

Carver and Bethany you say~, Hawke you say~, Dragon Age i say

CLIFFHANGER::: Pls publish next update soon! 3

This was well worth the wait. Remarkable as ever. Keep it up.

Simply great! Thanks :)

You never cease to amaze me

I deeply admire the way you've succeeded in holding this story together - it's bloody amazing. I myself would have mixed up the different characters and personas long ago!
I bow my head in deepest respect. Now stop basking in the admirations surely pouring in and get on with the next chapter!
/ Dolder

Aargh! I ran out of chapters!

Much enjoying this story, and am looking forward to seeing what happens next! :)

In the 7-8 years that I've been following your work, you still never cease to amaze me. As always, you did a splendid job and I look forward to reading what happens next.

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