Legendborn and Bloodmarked by Tracy Deonn

It's the re-read because I thought this was a duology, but it's actually like....three/four books now.
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The commentary on forgiveness and trauma and sfjkld;fjkldfjkld
The expansion of the world and the magic.
The ship development.
When people on Tiktok have theories about the rest of the series and I don't.
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Legendborn by Tracy Deonn

Ok so like....Can I just like... I don't even know how to react because like....the way that Arthurian legend was pulled in just 

The magic system and like... The way that it's been incorporated into contemporary society (ok not incorporated, but like typically with Arthurian legends, the setting is still a fantasy world or a modern fantasy world, rather than like...I can't think of the word, but like-real world)
The plot, the trials, the mystery, the intrigue, the drama. 
I knew there was going to be a plot-twist, but like.... it was different than what I expected and like... I'm really glad it was because I have a ship.
The way that we're talking about race and gender and sexism and racism and yes. just yes. Snaps.
We're here for Nick and the squad. 
As with every Arthurian story that I read, I am concerned for the happiness of the children. 
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