La caída de la sombra

Freed's depiction of a morally gray universe feels so vivid. I'm curious what real-world influences or personal experiences shaped this setting.

The moral ambiguity kept me on edge, but it also made me question my own judgments. How do others reconcile supporting flawed characters?

The story weaves action and politics seamlessly, but I'm interested in how Freed planned this balance during writing. Was it deliberate from the start?