Kill the Dead

The city feels like a character itself—so lived-in and atmospheric. I wonder if the author based it on a real place or crafted it from imagination.

His decisions often walk the line between right and wrong, which made me question what redemption really means. Would love to hear others' thoughts on his character arc.

The blend of horror and fantasy felt seamless, but I wonder if the author had a clear magic system from the start or if it developed as the story grew.