La vendetta di Niobe

The book blends various myths in a unique way, and I'm curious whether the author drew from specific traditions or created new myths for the narrative.

While I loved the richness of the setting, some parts felt a bit slow. Was that intentional to deepen the lore or just a pacing choice?

The lightheartedness made the magic feel playful, but I wonder if it also softened some of the stakes or dangers involved.