Crimes Against Magic

The way magic is depicted as both a tool and a weapon adds layers to the story. I'm curious if the author drew from real-world ethical dilemmas or crafted it purely from imagination.

Those moments added depth but also made me wonder if they were necessary for the overall story or if they could have been condensed.

Some chapters felt very immersive, while others focused on plot twists. I'm curious about what the creative process was behind this pacing choice.