Duell in fremden Gewässern

The tech details felt so realistic and exciting—I'm curious if the author drew from real-world military innovations or imagined everything from scratch.

The story hit a lot of action beats back-to-back, which made it thrilling but also hard to catch my breath. Was that pacing choice intentional or just how the story evolved?

The characters often blurred the lines between right and wrong, which added complexity. I'm interested in what influenced this nuanced portrayal.