Poison

Most dragon portrayals lean toward either wise guardians or fierce beasts, but this story gives them depth and flaws. I'm curious if this was influenced by specific mythologies or a desire to subvert stereotypes.

Her struggle with morality added layers to her character, but it also made me question where the line is drawn between justified action and villainy. Would love to hear others' thoughts.

The pacing kept me engaged from start to finish, but I wonder if the choice to reveal key moments gradually was planned from the beginning or evolved during writing.