Ciertas cosas oscuras

The cultural twist added so much depth and authenticity to the story. I'm curious whether this was inspired by specific folklore or a creative choice to diversify vampire lore.

The tension was high at the start and end, but I found myself checking how much was left during the lull. Was that intentional to build atmosphere or just the story's natural flow?

The characters’ struggles felt very real and layered, especially in the context of a city that’s almost like a character itself. Do others see this as a commentary on cultural roots or personal acceptance?