De Griffes et de Chaos

The fae lore and political tensions felt deeply layered, but I wonder if it was too much at times. Did it enhance or hinder immersion for others?

The balance between danger and desire was captivating, but I'm curious about whether the romantic scenes were planned from the start or evolved naturally.

It made them feel complex and real, but I wonder if that was a deliberate choice to challenge traditional fairy tropes or just a natural storytelling evolution.