En el principio fue la oscuridad

The book's philosophical themes feel integral to the story rather than just background. I wonder what inspired the choice to blend these ideas so seamlessly.

Some chapters are dense with world-building and introspection, which can feel slow but also adds depth. Was this pacing intentional to create a specific mood?

The layers of deception and loyalty are intricate. I’m curious if the author planned all these twists from the start or developed them organically.