The moment I saw Erna, it kind of reminded me of Bulma from Dragonball, and I don’t watch the latter. Maybe it’s the art?
Anyway, I got to read up to the series finale. POSSIBLE SPOILERS AHEAD
I really hate this type of ending. There were just too many scenarios that were left to interpretation. Starting from the siblings, then the elves (the same race as Kel and the dark ones); what about Cedea’s revenge, and how did the god that cursed her still live? Was he the subject/inspiration behind those experiments, the poisoned nectar and cursed tree of youth? It even escaped me if he was a member of Silver Blood or was just acting independent but an org reveres him. We haven’t tapped into the situation of the demon’s perspective, too.
Well, I suppose it could be a transition to the next series of events, if there’s any. I just don’t feel “completed” when a series ends this way. Personal opinion ╮(￣▽￣)╭
The moment I saw Erna, it kind of reminded me of Bulma from Dragonball, and I don’t watch the latter. Maybe it’s the art?
Anyway, I got to read up to the series finale. POSSIBLE SPOILERS AHEAD
I really hate this type of ending. There were just too many scenarios that were left to interpretation. Starting from the siblings, then the elves (the same race as Kel and the dark ones); what about Cedea’s revenge, and how did the god that cursed her still live? Was he the subject/inspiration behind those experiments, the poisoned nectar and cursed tree of youth? It even escaped me if he was a member of Silver Blood or was just acting independent but an org reveres him. We haven’t tapped into the situation of the demon’s perspective, too.
Well, I suppose it could be a transition to the next series of events, if there’s any. I just don’t feel “completed” when a series ends this way. Personal opinion ╮(￣▽￣)╭