A cozy novel set under the fantasy setting, with hints at magic and the existence of mana.
There isn't enough room for much of character developments due to its length and the amount of appearing characters, but most of them are set in stone as they're just well for the reader to relate to at times and enjoy reading about.
From what I've gathered in those three hours of reading as of late, it's a usual storytelling, from time to time from Ritona's perspective.
The music is fairly well chosen.
I can't however claim to have felt all that immersed, but on the other hand I did enjoy reading it lately about the same as I've enjoyed it during my first introduction to fault about five years ago.
The notes fit, offering a neat and relaxing yet sometimes challenging themes for the reader to listen to.
It does fit the plot.
And as I've just mentioned the plot, it is as simple as it sounds.
Because I wouldn't wish to reveal spoilers, reading what's in the descriptions shall present a decent idea for what's going on during this novel. I've thought of it as a life changing adventure for the couple of protagonists.
Most of the novel does revolve around the exploration of the unknown, and I haven't felt particularly emotional during the whole time, except at the end where it hits fairly hard, yet for very simple stuff.
I guess, it means that my opinion didn't change after all those years.
I'd still recommend this novel to pretty much everyone, who's looking for a novel set under the fantasy theme, although the length is one of its main weaknesses.
- For those who noticed, I've also found myself taken aback by how short this review of mine came out, but that's simply because there's not much to say.. Or maybe rather, I don't know how to express it well enough without revealing the spoilers. Whoops.
Oh, well, this should do it anyway.
Cheers, &
Happy reading!
