The Society of S

The concept of hidden power structures has always fascinated me, but I wonder what led the author to focus on a society of S specifically. Was it based on real history or purely imaginative?

The characters’ internal conflicts about who they are versus what they’re destined to be really resonated with me. I’m curious if others saw this as a central theme or just a side note.

The gritty city backdrop added a layer of realism to the supernatural plot. I wonder if the author intentionally used the urban environment to heighten the tension or if it just evolved naturally.