Twig im Dunkelwald

The vivid world-building really sparks imagination, but I wonder how much of it was based on the author's personal experiences or pure invention.

The adventure picks up again later, but that lull in the middle made me curious if it was a narrative choice or just the natural flow of the story.

The way the character learns about themselves was subtle yet powerful. I’m interested in how the author decided to portray this growth through their actions and choices.