Was that the end? Because if so what the hell was that ending. My head cannon ending is below:
After successfully ending the war in her og world, she is sitting alone despondent when she asks her God again if there's really no way to go back, he says no when suddenly the god of death shows up and says "at least not without me," and explains "that kid won't stop begging me to bring you back so let's go," she leaves a letter for the theo of her world before jumping off the balcony, ending her life here so she can wake up in the other world once again. She walks into theos office asking if he missed her. Dramatic hug, angels, trumpets, confetti and so on.
Not sure if the novel ends differently or if this comic is continued past this point elsewhere but I personally think my ending is far more satisfying than the miserable one we got. Sure the one now might be more "realistic" but sorry I don't read stories of dragons and time travel in order to fill my daily quota of "harsh reality"
Was that the end? Because if so what the hell was that ending. My head cannon ending is below:
After successfully ending the war in her og world, she is sitting alone despondent when she asks her God again if there's really no way to go back, he says no when suddenly the god of death shows up and says "at least not without me," and explains "that kid won't stop begging me to bring you back so let's go," she leaves a letter for the theo of her world before jumping off the balcony, ending her life here so she can wake up in the other world once again. She walks into theos office asking if he missed her. Dramatic hug, angels, trumpets, confetti and so on.
Not sure if the novel ends differently or if this comic is continued past this point elsewhere but I personally think my ending is far more satisfying than the miserable one we got. Sure the one now might be more "realistic" but sorry I don't read stories of dragons and time travel in order to fill my daily quota of "harsh reality"