Signora di Luna e Follia (L’Eterea Rinnegata Vol. 3)

The portrayal feels both fresh and rooted in traditional myth. I'm curious what influenced Annie Anderson's vision for these divine and infernal beings.

The romantic conflicts and betrayals felt so real, I found myself rooting for certain characters even when their choices were morally ambiguous.

The mix of magic and darker human emotions made the world feel both fantastical and painfully relatable. Wondering how that balance was achieved.