El dragón azul

The dragons feel so alive and imposing—did the author draw inspiration from real-world myth or create them entirely from imagination? I'm curious about the creative process behind their depiction.

The story shifts between intense action and diplomatic negotiations, and I found myself wondering if this was intentional to build tension or if it slowed the momentum a bit.

The world-building feels so rich and immersive—I'd love to know if the author drew from specific mythologies or created this setting from scratch.