Strega della luna, re ragno

Her actions feel morally gray and layered, which makes her both captivating and unsettling. I'm curious what inspired this nuanced portrayal of her character.

The setting feels alive with history and magic, but I wonder how much of it was mapped out in advance versus developed during writing.

It added depth and complexity to the characters' relationships, and I’m interested in how the author approached integrating these themes into the fantasy world.