Right of Retribution

Their actions often blur the lines between good and evil, which made me wonder if this was a deliberate choice to challenge traditional angelic archetypes.

The focus on court politics and power struggles added depth, but I found myself wishing the action scenes came more frequently. Was this balance intentional?

The way magic is intertwined with moral choices and retribution felt fresh. I’m curious whether the author developed it from a specific myth or created it from scratch.