i read the novel when i saw someone say some lore was omitted from this particular chapter, and i think it was about the carnation children. and yeah, it was sad that they decided to omit that bit of world-building, because that definitely would've added to how their society progressed after gio went in the painting. hopefully, they do bring it up in future chapters, cause i think the carnation children would become beneficial for plot purposes.
**spoilers**
and just thinking about the irony of the carnation children already abandoned in the novel, but choosing to not include their spotlight in this visual chapter is definitely a choice.
i read the novel when i saw someone say some lore was omitted from this particular chapter, and i think it was about the carnation children. and yeah, it was sad that they decided to omit that bit of world-building, because that definitely would've added to how their society progressed after gio went in the painting. hopefully, they do bring it up in future chapters, cause i think the carnation children would become beneficial for plot purposes.
**spoilers**
and just thinking about the irony of the carnation children already abandoned in the novel, but choosing to not include their spotlight in this visual chapter is definitely a choice.