La princesse disparue

The detailed setting really brings the fantasy to life. I'm curious whether the author started with the dragons or the princess's story first.

There were moments that kept me on the edge of my seat but also lighthearted scenes that made me smile. How did the author manage to blend both so seamlessly?

The princess's journey felt relatable despite the fantastical setting. What do you think the story says about finding who you really are?