Black Oracle

 Trials of Apollo : The Dark Prophecy 

Publisher

Enter

Volume 2, Part 3 of the 'Percy Jackson' series.

When I finished reading it, I almost wanted to pat myself on the shoulder and say,

'You're so good at reading until the end'

But wait!!

It's not fun!!!

Black Oracle It still maintains the concept of its unique writing style.

Rick Riodan

In its entirety, no matter how the translator is changed, there will be fun, dark humor, and obstacles that are hard to imagine how the characters will overcome.

But you have to praise yourself for finishing reading this story within 5 days because this is a novel (

or

A book full of letters) The first story I've finished reading in a year because I have a short attention span ;_; ...not over the top at all This is an amazing true story (?) when we consider that while reading, we get distracted. Concentration is not stable all the time. It's very difficult. Haha.

And yes, it took a long time to write this review as well. It's been three days since the draft 55555 ????

...The Black Oracle...

Continuing the story from the previous part.

When Apollo and his new and old friends (Leo and Calypso, yes, Festus too) must travel as a team to Indianapolis to find one of the three evil Roman emperors and stop his evil plans and find the missing dark angel.

          Story

Even though at first glance it looks repetitive, it feels fresh.

Even the main character remains the same. Probably because every region has opened up the world...er. It means opening up the city to more new things, including new characters who come to make us both love, hate, and have quite a bit of pity mixed in. Things may seem concentrated in one place. But I never felt bored with the story. including various missions at Apollo

The protagonist of this part has to face And there are many things in the past that often make one raise one's eyebrows in shock. This part will help us understand Apollo's identity more. Both power and identity The conflict in his mind that he had to argue with himself all the time helped make his mind complicated and not as smooth as it used to be. It's another thing that helps make the story fun.

Even if you read it superficially, it might seem repetitive.

But as I said, it's very monotonous and still very fun.

The hidden issues in each novel are still as interesting as before. Every character may appear in small roles, but we found that everyone has interesting character dimensions. Including matters of romantic relationships. That should clearly tell the author's attitude that he supports it.

LGBT

Definitely :3 Same as the first book. I like that the writer took this point and wrote it as normal. No one said hello, no one was suspicious or surprised. Why people of the same sex can love each other or how disgusting they are.

and...!!! In this section, the stories of other gods are also revealed. It's not just Greek or Roman!!

This is a true expansion of the story universe! (Imagine a Marvel movie like that.) It's exciting here too. Because that means that in the future we will definitely see other universes of gods and legends!! (Well, it's good. But...hahahaha money ._.)

Anyway...you can see the top book from the picture, right? "Magnus Chase and the Summer Sword" is another universe of gods that are not Greek, Roman, or Egyptian, but "Norse mythology" with gods. Well known ones like Thor, Loki, Odin or Frey, which we are going to read in the next volume~!!!

In conclusion...the story of the misfortune of the god Apollo who fell from Mount Olympus in 'The Black God' is still full of fun. It may seem monotonous, but it's fun!!!!

Let me tell you, don't miss it!