This is a damn good story and I hope you eventually feel up to finishing it.

Woah!
I didn't know I needed this until I started reading it! What a unique perspective!

I'm glad you found some closure to this story at least.

Well... Better than nothing...

Well, I've been following allow since chapter three and I'm glad to see it's been sort of finished. Very disappointed the two didn't end up together after all (Eric and Chris), what with the animorphs being a bittersweet ending I had been hoping this would bring sadness and mourning, but a sort of happy ending for at least the main couple.

I enjoyed the story line that you wrote out for the last few chapters, it does flow with the story, even as long as its been (has it really been ten years? holy crud). The long gap of being separated for Chris and Orkath kind of made it easier for me to read of Orkaths pranorf- in other words, not being there with Christ any longer. The long gap kind of hinted, perhaps?

I would have loved for there to be an epilogue (Because Eric and Ewell need to be with Chris, it was the main pairing for this gosh darn it my heart), but when your hearts not in it, there's no reason to force it to do something its not passionate about. Kudos to you, Arin. I went back to read this several times over over the years, the way you wrote it kept the readers involved and wanting to know more, and your plot, while confusing at times and alot of numbered names, had little to no holes. It captivated you and made you want to know more, intriguing to the fullest degree.

So thank you, for an amazing story. I know it wasnt a real book, but I feel like it should have been, with the detail and thought you put into this so long ago. Matches up perfectly with the original books, its so wonderful, thank you again!

Oh, how bittersweet! I think this would have fit perfectly with the tone of Animorphs. Thank you for what you've given us.

I've followed this story from darn near the beginning, so never fear! There are still some readers out there :)

This was one of the only stories I still get notifications about and I'm glad I have. You told an excellent and moving story and I'm sorry to see it end. But now I'm interested in seeing what you come up with next!

(Didn't log on to review because I have no idea what my password is anymore...)

Well at least you had a good end in mind, can't ask for much more than that.
I've personally moved on to MLP fiction myself, but still try to engage in this site once in a while.
Whatever you go on to do next, make sure you're having fun, nothing kills joy quicker than forcing yourself (else, why would you need to force yourself to begin with?).
Keep going! ;)

Oh well. It's sad to see a story go, but I understand completely.

Good luck to you in your future endeavors!

I don't remember when I started reading this, but here I am at the end. I'm glad you finished it in some way rather than just abandoning it. Thanks for that.

I might have discovered this story on the TV Tropes "fan fic recommendations" page for Animorphs.

I am a reader an I am STILL here! I get it with the whole writing thing though...

...thanks for giving the outline cause I was waiting for you to write more BUT...also wish that Orkath and Chris had more time together and that Orkath bequeathed his memories to Chris...

Is that it? Nooooooooo!

Wow... I read this nonstop after about chapter 3, and I really want to see this finished. What a great story. C:

I really want to know what happend to Orkath and Chris and Erik and Ewell after the war. Did they manage to survive? Maybe one of them was in the poolship’s pool and got flushed into space? Did Eric and Chris stay their hosts? Did the two yeerks become nothlits and maybe stayed in contact, or was it a forever-goodbye? I’m afraid we’ll never know. But for 33 Chapters you did a great job, and I enjoyed the story very much, even though I found it quite hard to keep track of all the names sometimes. Watching Chris‘ and Orkath’s relationship develope was really really interesting! Parts of it could easily have been canon, some sort of Animorphs extra book. Well, I would have bought it. I guess you had an idea of where you were going with this and how it would turn out for your characters, so if you ever return to , would you mind answering this review and maybe sum up how the war ended for them?

What I liked especially about this story was that every hint you dropped was picked up again later, like the bear-incident or the skunk. It gives the impression that you didn’t just write anything that you found cool to write at that moment but that you actually gave some thought to it.

So, thanks for the nice story – even though it’s unfinished. Definetly worth a re-read. ;-)

Oh lord. 33 chapters read in 2 days and... unfinished? NOOOOO! D:
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