Die Denkerfürsten

I leapt into this book after reading the first, but I have had a busy time lately and I've only just finished the book. it's a slow burn book, in both plot and the relationship between Paige and Warden.I felt that this book was easier to understand the clairvoyant world, but once or twice I would highlight and search up a clairvoyant name to understand what type they were.The world building that the books set in creates a vicious place most of the time, when Paige was out and about in , I read it with a slight anxiety to whether she would be betrayed or caught by Scion.London was never a City I liked to visit (I don't like any city really) but I can definitely imagine the unnatural Assembly thriving living in and around the amaurotics (the unsighted or normal humans)one of the most vivid descriptions of despair was the area of bermondsey, where the Vile Augers are banished... was one of the areas that when reading the paragraphs, the despair and depression was so vivid in my imagination. overall this book built up the tension of what Paige is trying to achieve, and at the end, I thought maybe she would have a chance... but after reading the end and the prelude of 'A Song Rising' , I have no clue what the author is planning...I'm going to get book 3 and see 🫣