Ajin: Demi-humain, tome 8

The characters often blur the lines between good and evil, which makes the story so compelling. I wonder what inspired this nuanced approach to their moral conflicts.

The story seemed to take a breather before ramping up again. Was this intentional to build tension or just a natural part of the narrative flow?

The science and lore behind their immortality and abilities are fascinating. I'm curious whether the author developed this from scratch or drew inspiration from existing myths or theories.