Angriff der Verschlinger

The way the book blends comedy with fantasy elements really kept the tone light and fun. I wonder if that was a deliberate choice to make complex magic feel more approachable.

The setting felt so vivid and lived-in, almost like a natural part of society. I'm curious whether the author drew from existing mythologies or created everything from scratch.

The character's journey felt authentic and relatable, even in a fantastical setting. Did anyone else find their internal conflicts resonated beyond the magic world?