Weakened Mountains

The blending of these mythologies felt seamless but layered. I'm curious what inspired the decision to merge these worlds in this way.

The tension in those moments was palpable, and I found myself holding my breath. Were those scenes meant to symbolize something deeper about vulnerability?

The landscape felt like a character itself, embodying decay and resilience. I'm wondering if the author envisioned this from the start or developed it during writing.