Saltblood

The setting feels so immersive and authentic, yet fantastical at the same time. I wonder what inspired this fusion and how much research went into the historical aspects.

The character's decisions felt layered and real, which made me question what I would do in their place. Was that intentional to make us think about morality in a world full of shades of grey?

The way relationships are portrayed feels both tender and fierce. I'm curious how the author approached representing these themes authentically in a historical context.