Kucuklerin Kuruyucusu 2 - Cirak

The world-building feels so rich and lively — I wonder if the setting was developed from a specific myth or an original creation.

I found myself rooting for Page as she navigated her fears and strengths. It's interesting how fantasy stories still hit close to home.

There were moments of humor that lightened the mood, but also scenes that kept me on the edge of my seat. Did this contrast feel natural or deliberate?