Estación de penurias

The characters often make ethically questionable choices, which adds complexity but also raises questions about their motivations. I wonder what inspired this nuanced approach to morality.

While I appreciated the world-building, some sections felt slower than others. Was this intentional to develop the setting, or could it have been tightened?

The realism and darkness struck me deeply, but I'm curious whether this was a conscious choice to challenge traditional fantasy tropes or a reflection of personal experience.