Dodemanswapen: sommige legenden sterven nooit... (Donkere Broederschap Book 3)

The story's intense atmosphere really drew me in, but I'm curious whether this tone was planned from the start or evolved during writing. Did the author envision a darker world from the beginning?

The protagonist's actions often walk a fine line between hero and villain, which made me question my own sympathies. How do others interpret their moral journey?

The setting feels so rich and lived-in—I'm wondering if there was a detailed lore bible or if it all developed organically during writing.