After reading this for 6 years. It was really a journey, this story is really executed wonderfully by the way every step of the arc was carefully done to lead its way to a beautiful ending such as this, somewhat bitter-sweet, but never gave less of what's it going for. The individuality it gave with all of the characters was so natural it really felt like growing with them and how sincere the influence it made by letting us experience the characters with their struggles, epiphany, and acceptance. What stood out for me in the ending was Dam's statement to Mishi where he told him everything literally reminded him of Mishi, but he cannot love just one being and decided he must love the world. Which literally felt like a Jesus moment, Dam wanted to love the world so the world will love Mishi back too. Giving life to everything so Mishi can be loved by that said everything his giving life to was such a good embrace to a person who made you his world all his life. Now that the story ended I might enjoy nature and let it remind me of Dam and Mishi and appreciate it more in thought of never taking nature's existence for granted.
After reading this for 6 years. It was really a journey, this story is really executed wonderfully by the way every step of the arc was carefully done to lead its way to a beautiful ending such as this, somewhat bitter-sweet, but never gave less of what's it going for. The individuality it gave with all of the characters was so natural it really felt like growing with them and how sincere the influence it made by letting us experience the characters with their struggles, epiphany, and acceptance. What stood out for me in the ending was Dam's statement to Mishi where he told him everything literally reminded him of Mishi, but he cannot love just one being and decided he must love the world. Which literally felt like a Jesus moment, Dam wanted to love the world so the world will love Mishi back too. Giving life to everything so Mishi can be loved by that said everything his giving life to was such a good embrace to a person who made you his world all his life. Now that the story ended I might enjoy nature and let it remind me of Dam and Mishi and appreciate it more in thought of never taking nature's existence for granted.