Re per sempre

The blend of myth and history felt seamless and fresh. I wonder what sparked the idea to set it in a realistic past while maintaining magical elements.

The story's momentum dipped a bit mid-way, but I was still captivated by the character development. Was this intentional to build the world more deeply?

The magic system felt layered and integral, not just a backdrop. I'm curious if it was based on existing legends or entirely original ideas.