Track of the White Wolf

The setting feels so immersive and lived-in, from the cultures to the landscapes. I'm curious whether these elements were based on real-world influences or entirely imagined.

His struggles with identity and duty really resonated with me, but at times I wondered if the pacing slowed down too much during the introspective moments.

Switching perspectives added depth but also complexity. I wonder if this was planned from the beginning or if it evolved during writing.