L'Inquisitore

The character's complex sense of justice kept me guessing about his true motives. I wonder what influenced the author's decision to make him so morally gray.

The story moves quickly, which kept me on the edge of my seat, but I also wondered if some moments could have benefited from slowing down. How did others experience the rhythm of the story?

The gritty, tense atmosphere felt very authentic. I'm curious whether real places influenced the world-building or if it was entirely fictional.