What I wanted to say was that it shocked me a bit to mix up the part that supposedly existed (the story of Asterion) - that is part of the history of the human race ... - with the childishly perverse side (almost bordering on insanity - especially sexual lol) of the griffin, and the spiritual world of the dragon, which are all extremely opposed ... They do not stick between them. It is a bit like three universes completely opposite to each other that have been superimposed on top of each other ...
Between the main story and the spiritual side it still goes, but the other makes no sense ... (I guess it was a good intention, to represent carnal perdition?)
Otherwise, I have to admit that all the rest of their history and all these losses that surround them/us all around is rather well represented there thanks to the other guests.
In a certain sense this nouvel illustrates exceptionally well the reality of the history of the human race and our ancestors.
It was this frenzied griffin that made me lose my mind. - I'm sorry, I beg your pardon for that .
On the other hand, your way of interpreting the life of Asterion shocked me in a good way, this poor being deserves all the Love that we could give him. - especially from at least this new "master", they deserve to live an unbreakably unique love story.