La Sombra de la muerte (Crueles Niños Perdidos 2)

The blending of sci-fi and supernatural feels fresh but complex — I wonder what sparked this creative fusion and how it shaped the world-building.

The internal conflict adds so much emotional weight, but I was curious if this focus was planned from the beginning or developed during writing.

The gradual uncovering kept me hooked, but I'm wondering if the pacing was a conscious choice to build suspense or if it evolved naturally.