Der Schwur der Ritter. Die Templer

The way real history intertwines with fantasy creates a layered experience. I wonder if the author researched specific periods or crafted the history to fit the narrative.

The characters' struggles felt symbolic of larger societal conflicts. I’m curious if the author aimed to mirror modern issues through this historical-fantasy lens.

Some scenes felt breathless and fast, while others slowed down for reflection. I wonder what influenced the pacing choices—was it to build suspense or character development?