@NB: " It's all part of a master plan to make the quote chain so long that every single post is pages upon pages long. Then all mobile device users will be incapable of ever reaching the latest post because they'll have to scoll through infinately long posts!!!!!!!! But we computer users can just use the scrollbar!!! PCs will rule supreme! The age of PCs has begun! *Whispered laugh* Muhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!"
You're right, I couldn't read this on my smartphone (or tablet). xD Serves me right for not just reading this on my laptop when I had a million chances too! Anyway I'm all caught up now.
Like NB said Jonna could refuse the queenship. She does want to be a knight, and in Harold Says No More Rises it is very evident she likes going about more than staying in a castle.
I like the idea of the KK knights being asleep for the story.
I'm under the impression that KK and Kotos are not really in the same universe, but Kotos is in a universe inspired by / based on KK, so while we include aspects of the original KK story we needn't worry too much about Kotos contradicting KK.
I personally think that Lady Jonna would only become Queen if it was what was best for the Kingdom. Then she would gladly do it, and without a second's hesitation. Â Â
But she wouldn't do it just because it's her right, or because it's proper, or even because then the Royal Line would continue on the throne. Â I believe she would want to give it to someone like Jayko. That that would work just fine.
Except.
Our KOTOS King Matthias is slightly, but definitivly different than KK King Matthias, because he has a daughter, and I doubt that Matthias would be entirely for giving Jayko kingship, If his lineage, via Jonna, is perfectly fine. In KK, Matthias has no lineage, so it makes sense to give it to Jayko. But I doubt KOTOS Matthias would make the same decision, if he were to live to decide.
.... Yeah, I might be entertaining the thought of smashing Mathias. :PÂ
On a totally unrelated side-note, I finished watching Season 2 of The Flash on Netflix! Totally epic, and (oddly) it's fueled me to write more! (Most of the time, reading or watching shows makes me less creative, or makes me copy-cat subconsciouly, but I guess The Flash is so crazy, plot-twisty, that it.... it's like a blender? :P I don't even know what I'm trying to say here... :P )
Înd I just finished watching Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood, yesterday. Now, I feel the emptiness of having finished the series I've been watching (same for book series). Oh, the curse of binge-watching. You can't stop until you see the ending, but then it's over faster than you would have liked! And there you are left wanting more, but knowing that it's better that there isn't.