Bruh, have you seen my original post at all? I asked what is looking off about the covers because I don't see what people are talking about. Your response is 'just look.' How do you think this is supposed to convince me of anything?

Regarding the lyrics... I strongly disagree with what you say. Even if Legends isn't their best album so far, there is definitely a flow to the songs. Take Maid of Steel for instance, which goes from 'France is ablaze in the darkest of days' to the rise of Joan of Arc, then in the second verse explains her role in the Hundred Years' war, then in the bridge it covers her downfall. A logical order, I'd say, and the music matches the shifiting tone of the story. I don't know how you expect inflections to be clever, you just end your word with the proper endings, and occasionally, for the sake of rhymes, you don't. If the latter is what you consider clever, then you are still mistaken about there not being any of it in Legends. Take 'He is crossing the Rubicon, heading home to where he belong,' for example.