A Escolha

The dragons feel so integral to the story's heart, blending fantasy with real human dilemmas. I'm curious whether the idea came from a myth or a personal fascination.

Some decisions seemed tough and morally gray, which made me wonder if the author intentionally wanted readers to question what they'd do in the same situation.

The magic system and setting felt rich without overwhelming the story. I'm interested in whether this was planned early or evolved as the story unfolded.