Tragedy can often be written in a long format, but tragedy written in short bursts are hard to deal, but this one did well enough. I like how detached the narrative felt like, as though Eletea (I hope I got her name right oof) still can't believe what's happening but it's already going forward and she's powerless against it. That's what hit me. I hope they get a happy ending, or at the very least justice. Really love this villainess genre and am really glad for the breathe of fresh air with a new POV take on the genre itself.