Die, Vol. 4

The visuals in Die, Vol. 4 feel more intense and atmospheric. I wonder if the art choices were influenced by the story's darker turn or if it was a deliberate evolution.

The emotional stakes seemed higher, and the sense of grief lingered longer. It made me reflect on how the story portrays coping with trauma over time.

The 'Bleed' adds a surreal layer to the story, but I'm curious whether it was inspired by any particular myth or earlier work, or if it evolved during the writing process.