L'Abîme de l'oubli

The way the narrative delves into memory and forgetting feels both universal and deeply personal. I'm curious about the creative choices behind this fusion.

The art style perfectly complements the somber mood, but I wonder if the visuals were designed to evoke specific emotions or memories in readers.

The story seems to suggest that forgetting can be both a personal and collective act. It made me think about how societies choose to remember or forget their pasts.