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The world-building in this series feels so rich and layered. I'm curious whether the mythology was inspired by existing legends or something entirely original.

While I loved the character development, those sections made me pause. Was that intentional to deepen the plot or just a natural part of the story flow?

Dragons are such a staple in fantasy, but this book gives them a unique significance. Do you see them more as symbols, characters, or something else entirely?