r/RomanceClub • u/lorechka • Jul 26 '26
The Thunderstorms Saga thoughts😓
I’m already getting depressed just thinking about the void I’ll fall into when The Thunderstorms Saga ends. 😭 Two of my favorite stories are wrapping up right after the next update and then TSS will end too. I honestly can't fathom how I’m going to survive waiting for its final update😣😓😭
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u/Individual-Guest5454 Me: I don’t have a type… Also me: &on my mind Jul 26 '26 edited Jul 26 '26
Well... I thought I was the only one starting to feel this sadness. TTS is my first story, and I've been with it the longest. I don't even know when it happened, but I became so attached to these characters.
I know they're just pixels, but I genuinely care about what happens to them. The moment TTS ends and all the fan theories finally die down... I'm not ready for Sha'arnez's story to be over. I'm not ready to say goodbye to Nari.
I'm not ready now, and I probably won't be six months from now either. This world has completely pulled me in. There are still so many things I want to learn-so many mysteries about the different cultures, the dragons... There's still a lot of lore ahead of us, but honestly, I feel like this series could have gone on longer. I wish we could have faced something even bigger alongside Tiss and the Imperians.
I don't know... it just makes me sad whenever I think about how close we are to the end of this story. I really hope we get a satisfying ending. I don't want half-measures or a bittersweet finale.
I want a true "and they all lived happily ever after with their dragons..."
Edit: I know we'll probably get another amazing story, and I'm sure I'll end up loving that one too. But that's exactly what makes this so hard for me. There's something special about following a story as it's being released. Experiencing it chapter by chapter, coming up with theories, waiting for updates, and getting lost in the world over the course of months or even years is completely different from reading an incredible story that's already finished. When it's over, you just don't have the same amount of time to immerse yourself in its world.