暗殺のハムレット ファージングII (Paperback Bunko)

The mix of magic and 1940s Britain created a unique atmosphere. I'm curious whether this fusion was planned from the start or developed during writing.

The characters felt complex and morally gray, which made me question my own assumptions. Did this complexity make them more relatable or harder to root for?

The way history diverges and influences magical elements is fascinating. I wonder what real-world events or ideas inspired these choices.