Good to see you're back in 2020! I'm unfamiliar with the original, so I'm just going to speak indiscriminately about what I like and don't like. The percussion at the beginning really sets the scene, and I like the ominous woodwinds starting at around :40. The pacing is pretty gradual here, and I think there could've been more of a gradual sense of build into 1:21. That said, the production quality here is rather impressive, and I like the use of choirs and brass. It was refreshing to hear the piece reset itself at 2:27. Things really start coming together at around 3:15. I love the foreboding chords and thicker texture there. At around the same time, I think the staccato-y male choir samples start to get a bit overused. There's still a lot of storytelling and energy in this piece, but it doesn't quite have the same level of variety in the instrumentation that I'm used to hearing from you. A lot of the piece also feels pretty transient, with sections marked off with a series of stop-start transitions. Still, I really like the new sound design elements at around the 5-minute mark and the prominent strings riffs at 6:20. The return of the woodwinds at 7:27 is really nice. It finally feels like the battle is reaching a decisive victor. The final chord at 8:54 is great, too - you crafted the balance in the texture there between the choirs, drums, and winds really well. Overall, this piece still has a ton of variety and flavor. At times, I wish the arrangement was a little less choppy, but perhaps that's inherent to battle music and/or the original. Either way, this is an engrossing 9 minutes of music, Vocif! Keep up the good work. ^_^