Lady Smoke

Her decisions sometimes seemed reckless but also driven by a deep sense of duty. I wondered if her actions felt authentic or if I was just rooting for her.

The way magic is intertwined with power adds a layer of complexity. It made me curious whether the author designed it to reflect real-world struggles with influence.

Switching perspectives gave a broader view of the world, but at times it felt like it slowed down the pacing. Was this a deliberate choice to deepen character development?