The Culling Trials

The story's intense and dark atmosphere really immerses the reader in the danger and stakes. I'm curious what inspired the choice to keep the tone so gritty and high-stakes throughout.

Their decisions often felt morally complex, which made me question what I would do in their place. Am I the only one who kept debating whether their actions were justified?

The magic feels so unique and well-integrated into the society. I wonder what the author drew inspiration from to create this particular system and its rules.