Guys It's meant to be metaphor Monster Mugo, Young Mugo Elder Mugo, and "Lee Muhan" are all the same soul that got split up during the Mugo ritual. In Buddhism Nirvana isn't an afterlife like in the Christian Bible it is being in a state of spiritual peace and freedom. "Lee Muhan" Represents Lee Muhan inability to move on from the past and the loss of his omega. While all 3 Mugos are trying to live in the present "Lee Muhan" holds them back. So when "Lee Muhan" "dies" and heads to Nirvana while Jaeoheon burns everything about the mugo ritual it's represents Lee Muhan finally being able to let go of the trauma he suffered during the Mugo ritual , let go of the grief losing of his past lover and to learn how to love again with his new lover Jaeheon
Guys It's meant to be metaphor Monster Mugo, Young Mugo Elder Mugo, and "Lee Muhan" are all the same soul that got split up during the Mugo ritual. In Buddhism Nirvana isn't an afterlife like in the Christian Bible it is being in a state of spiritual peace and freedom. "Lee Muhan" Represents Lee Muhan inability to move on from the past and the loss of his omega. While all 3 Mugos are trying to live in the present "Lee Muhan" holds them back. So when "Lee Muhan" "dies" and heads to Nirvana while Jaeoheon burns everything about the mugo ritual it's represents Lee Muhan finally being able to let go of the trauma he suffered during the Mugo ritual , let go of the grief losing of his past lover and to learn how to love again with his new lover Jaeheon