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Geass

So more updates. Finally one more submission is done, and I feel that there's some parts of it that needed some tweaking but couldn't put my finger on it, but I shall just submit it and leave it to God! Just one report and two presentations left! The next one is two week's time!

More updates on Assassin's Creed. Got all the memoir pages, completed my conquest of all cities in the mediterranean defence, and at sequence 6 right now. So the only things left uncompleted are the rest of the story, the chests and fragments in Cappadocia, the challenges for thieves and bombs, and the trophies. Other than that, all the random stuff left over are all done! So I'm closing towards full synch at 77%!

The next anime is one that people have been pleading, persuading and advising me to watch for ages: Code Geass! I thought lots of it was mecha so I was delaying it, but it seems like more of it is about mind games and political agendas and stuff like that. The level of thinking seems to be really deep in this one. :)

And so week 10 of year 2 sem 2 is drawing to an end! 3 more weeks of lessons left!

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