The Oracle Betrayed

The blend of history and magic felt seamless and immersive. I'm curious what inspired this approach and how it shaped the world-building.

The ambiguity around whether the Oracle's prophecies were true or manipulated added so much tension. Did this make anyone else question the nature of truth in the story?

The betrayals felt layered and complex, making me wonder if the author based them on real historical betrayals or crafted them purely for narrative impact.