La loi de Murphy frappe toujours deux fois: Super Madrona, T2

The political intrigue adds so much depth to the story, but I'm curious whether the author drew from any real-world systems or created something entirely unique.

The way everyday life coexists with the fae world felt very authentic. I'm wondering if this was a conscious choice to ground the fantasy or just natural storytelling.

The shifting perspectives kept the tension high, but I wonder if this was planned from the start or if it evolved during drafting.