Gyo. Odór śmierci

Gyo's fish with mechanical legs are so surreal and creepy — I wonder what influenced this terrifying image and the broader design choices.

The tension builds up so well, but the slower sections made me curious if that was intentional to give readers a breather before the horror peaks.

The story's focus on invasive, uncontrollable forces feels very relevant today. Do others see this as a commentary on ecological or societal collapse?