The Fall of Babel

The world-building feels so intricate and vivid—I'm curious what inspired the way the city and its history are revealed throughout the story.

Some decisions seemed driven by personal ambition but also genuine emotion. I wonder if this was intentional to keep us guessing about their true intentions.

The story seems to grapple with ambition, corruption, and the cost of progress. Would love to hear which theme resonated most with others.