Seinaru Sakaba No Banka / 聖なる酒場の挽歌

The city almost feels like a character itself, full of shadows and secrets. I wonder what inspired his detailed depiction of this world.

His inner battles added so much depth, but also made me wonder how much of that was drawn from real experiences or research.

The Sacred Ginmill sounds almost sacred despite its gritty context — what do you think the author intended this to symbolize?