La Nuit-la-plus-Claire

The dragons each felt so distinct and alive—I'm curious whether this was inspired by real-world cultures or came entirely from imagination.

I loved the world-building, but I found myself wishing for a bit more action. Do you think the slower parts were necessary for character growth?

It added depth and complexity to the story, but I wonder if it was inspired by real-world divisions or purely fantastical ideas.