Red moon - Ali di fuoco: eLit (Study series Vol. 3)

The magic feels so intricate and well-developed — I wonder if it was planned from the start or evolved during writing. Did the rules of magic influence how the plot unfolded?

The scheming and alliances felt so layered, but I was curious if that was intentional to build suspense or if the focus shifted during editing. What parts resonated most for others?

The world-building felt so vivid and lived-in — I wonder what inspired the author to create this particular landscape and society. Are there real-world influences behind it?