A Inquisição

The portrayal of the Inquisition feels nuanced rather than purely evil. I wonder what inspired the author to explore their motives this way, making them more than just villains.

The magic adds depth but also raises questions about its rules and consequences. I'm curious if others found the system restrictive or liberating for the story.

Switching viewpoints kept the narrative fresh, but I wondered whether this was planned from the start or evolved during writing. Did it help build suspense or complicate the flow?