Spells of Old

The relationships felt integral to the story but also added a unique layer to the fantasy setting. I'm curious whether this was planned from the start or evolved naturally.

The magic and societal aspects were intriguing but somewhat sparse at times. Would love to hear if others felt the world-building was satisfying or if more depth is desired.

It’s great to see diverse relationships in fantasy, but I wonder what motivated the author to weave these themes into this particular world and story.