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I don't like it so far. It's interestingly talking of benandante rituals at the beginning. So it's a funny coincidence to Carl Gizburg's the night's battles. Also nice depiction of Rococo era. He's called himself don giovanni lol. Yet, what creeps me out, he wrote those descriptions in his 60s. And he says women didn't give love to him. Bro. You're so creepy..

It's as if I'm reading a sequel to Princess Brambilla of E. T. A. Hoffmann... It's interesting, keeps you on the pages, but I don't feel the thrills yet (it's more interesting then ecce homo for sure, but St. Augustinus had more exciting notes)

Also Sade quotes at the beginning of the parts gives a bit of hint on what's going on. Also, Conchis feels unreliable and Urfe feels irritable. I like only Lily so far.