the wicked the divine volume 2 fandemonium

We get more info about the process of becoming a god - in the first volume, I'd largely assumed that the gods appear out of nowhere at the beginning of the Recurrance, not that they take over an until-then normal mortal life. The second volume does more of this explanation than the first, which makes sense - the first is there to hook your audience, then the second to reel them in.

There's also plenty of things left hinted at but unexplained plenty of room left to dig deeper into this world, which I really appreciate, and makes me want to keep reading. Review: It's a very complicated world that Gillen's building, but he's doing so at a very nice pace - some things are a little confusing, especially initially, but we get backstory and explanations not only at a good rate, but also in places that feel organic to the story (no infodumping!). And if there's a thread of truth to the rumor, it could be catastrophic for everyone. Meanwhile, there's a dangerous rumor going around, about the Prometheus gambit - where if you kill a god, you get to become a god. even if that revelation would cut her life expectancy down to just a few years. The rest of the Pantheon is slowly being revealed to the world, with Laura still secretly hoping that one of the twelve will wind up being her. Show More to figure out who's behind them, and learning how to deal with the celebrity her proximity to those events has thrust upon her.

The wicked the divine volume 2 fandemonium