The mourning, the white flowers for a funeral, and the feeling of the "self" being stripped away. Does that mean that Jio has been turned into a being? Which explains why he looks like a monster or even a god or the root's children to others. He's still human or at least he still remembers and views himself as a human but not quite.
The mourning, the white flowers for a funeral, and the feeling of the "self" being stripped away. Does that mean that Jio has been turned into a being? Which explains why he looks like a monster or even a god or the root's children to others. He's still human or at least he still remembers and views himself as a human but not quite.