Faceless Killers

The setting feels almost like a character itself, adding to the story's tension. I wonder what inspired the detailed depiction of the landscape and community.

The line between justice and morality often blurred in their decisions. I'm curious if others found themselves sympathizing with or judging their actions.

Starting with a violent act sets such a dark tone, but it also raises questions about the story's exploration of evil. Was this a deliberate choice to hook readers immediately?