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@ElderGod-Winter-The-Renegade-Legionnaire book

Reading incredibly fast has no downsides for me. I remember even the smallest details. It's like a photographic memory, but for words, and details. No pictures though. I'm working on that…….

I have pictures! It's how I remember random lines from books lol

This might sound like a weird question but how many days do you usually spend reading the same book?

Literally not even a day. 6 hours for a book the size of Harry Potter, 4 or less for anything smaller. I can read a 500 page book in about 4 hours.

@Shuri-the-Floof-Doggo

Reading incredibly fast has no downsides for me. I remember even the smallest details. It's like a photographic memory, but for words, and details. No pictures though. I'm working on that…….

I have pictures! It's how I remember random lines from books lol

This might sound like a weird question but how many days do you usually spend reading the same book?

Literally not even a day. 6 hours for a book the size of Harry Potter, 4 or less for anything smaller. I can read a 500 page book in about 4 hours.

The first time I did that was with Dracula and the extended story is that came with it. Like Dracula's guest.

@Shuri-the-Floof-Doggo

Lucy as the bloofer lady though. Freaking turning children.

And the wolf breaking the window to Lucy's room. That was pretty cool. I vaguely remember Renfield, and how John Seward was trying to analyze renfield's State of Mind. I also really like Van Helsing. All of his quirks and such.