Epoka Mitu

The rich tapestry of legends and myths adds depth to the narrative. I'm curious whether these were drawn from specific cultures or crafted entirely from imagination.

While I loved the character development, those moments seemed a bit slow compared to the action. Was that intentional to build tension or just how the story evolved?

The multiple viewpoints enriched the story, but I wonder what led to the choice of this structure and how it influenced the overall storytelling.