Daughter of the Drow

The story delves into the harsh realities of Drow culture while also exploring personal transformation. I'm curious how the author approached weaving these elements seamlessly.

Their actions can be ruthless, but there's also a sense of vulnerability. It made me wonder if the author intended to challenge our perceptions of morality.

The rich lore and world-building brought the narrative to life. I'd love to know whether the author drew from existing lore or created new elements from scratch.