I had no idea who Layla was, and I think the author realised I wouldn’t, because he appended a bit of expository dialogue.
Also, I’m glad he’s leaning in to the non-human nature of the dryad, because I’m not amused by the jokes about her. I’m powering through because we see her so rarely, hoping it stays that way
I had no idea who Layla was, and I think the author realised I wouldn’t, because he appended a bit of expository dialogue.
Also, I’m glad he’s leaning in to the non-human nature of the dryad, because I’m not amused by the jokes about her. I’m powering through because we see her so rarely, hoping it stays that way