Oracles Always Win

The demons in the story felt more nuanced than standard antagonists, which added depth to the conflicts. I'm curious if this was a conscious choice to explore moral ambiguity.

The rules around oracle powers and demon magic seemed layered yet accessible. I wonder whether the author intended it to be a straightforward system or one that reveals itself gradually.

The world-building felt rich and immersive, but I'm curious about the author's creative process in designing this universe—was it inspired by mythology, personal ideas, or something else?