Hijo de nadie

The mix of demons and mythology feels fresh and immersive. I'm curious whether this was inspired by specific myths or an original world-building choice.

His struggle between darkness and redemption made me question what choices I’d make in his position. Was this tension intentional to reflect real moral ambiguity?

The contrast between the urban environment and the mythic elements added a compelling layer. I wonder if the city itself has a deeper symbolic meaning or was chosen for its versatility.