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At the point where i am in this book, I don't think the book is any kind of a magic but I think it contains some secret that may reveal something to Galen. Well let me keep reading.

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Raluca_Mihaila wrote: ↑13 Oct 2020, 08:20 Galen inherited such an interesting and intriguing book from his uncle!
But is the book magical, or is Galen a secret mage?
And what does it say about his uncle? Who was he?

In my opinion, I wouldn't say I consider Galen to be a secret mage but I believe the book holds a secret about Galen's great fate and the right path towards that course in his pursuit of prominence in Magnum Caelum.

Raluca_Mihaila wrote: ↑13 Oct 2020, 08:20 Galen inherited such an interesting and intriguing book from his uncle!
But is the book magical, or is Galen a secret mage?
And what does it say about his uncle? Who was he?

I can't really tell if Galen is a secret mage but what I believe is that the book is magical and it is a means of communicating with the Uncle whom I believe must have been a secret mage.

I would like to see what becomes of Galen, as he is the protagonist, but he hasn't showed substantial significance in the story. I would like to see that happen.

I would like to see what becomes of Galen, as he is the protagonist, but he hasn't showed substantial significance in the story. I would like to see that happen.

While reading this book, I felt like it was his uncle's spirit that was talking to him through the book. It seemed like his uncle was no mere person too.

The book is an interesting one, that is, the book Galen got from his uncle, and I would love to know if there's a deeper meaning or thing to know about the book.

I thought the book was just a manual for blacksmiths. Granted a special manual compiled by Galen's uncle. If Galen had magic then he would have shown it a bit. Now this manual though ordinary might be the manual to make magical weapons.

I believe Galen has some magical powers in him but he is yet to discover this. The book may end up the which will assist him to discover himself

I don't think the book is magical like at all. As the writer explicitly said it is the book about learning how to be a blacksmith.

From what I have read, Galen's uncle has left him an inheritance for him to live a comfortable life.

I love every magical element in the story. Galen and his uncle seemed to have some sort of relationship.