The Flaw in All Magic

The concept adds a fascinating layer of complexity and moral ambiguity. I'm curious whether this idea came from myth, personal philosophy, or storytelling needs.

Those sections were dense but crucial for world-building. I'm wondering if the author intended to create a deliberate slowdown to build tension or if it was just how the story unfolded.

Switching viewpoints added depth but also complexity. I'm curious if this was planned from the beginning or evolved through the writing process to reveal different facets of the magic world.