Human Insanity

The elves here feel so different from traditional fantasy portrayals—more unpredictable and raw. I'm curious what influenced this unique take on their culture.

Some chapters delved deep into the characters' minds, which was fascinating but also made me wonder if that was intentional to build tension or a pacing choice.

It’s a bold choice to focus so heavily on madness—what do you think was the message behind this focus, and how does it shape the story's world?