The Rebel's Vision

The dragons feel so vivid and complex—did the author draw from real mythologies or create entirely new lore? I'm curious about the world-building choices here.

The chemistry between the characters felt genuine, but I wondered if the tumultuous setting made their connection more believable or more complicated.

The story seamlessly weaves magic into the rebellion plot, but I wonder if that was planned from the start or if the magic system grew naturally as the story evolved.