Asha Tueuse de Dragons

The mythology feels so rich and immersive, but I wonder how much was planned out from the start versus developed as the story evolved.

Her struggle with her responsibilities and emotions made me reflect on how far someone is willing to go to protect what they love. Did others feel the same internal conflict?

The pacing kept me engaged, but I’m curious whether the focus on world-building influenced how much time was spent on each aspect.