In the lyre it's carved λος, which transliterates as "Los", not "Ros". In Korean there's no difference between R and L, so either the artist/author made a mistake or the translator did. Also, I looked it up and λος doesn't seem to be a real word in Greek, modern or ancient, much less meaning loss, ruin, or wind. Seems like the author just made it up.










Not how I imagined any of it, but okay I guess.
Oh it is exactly how I imagined. Maybe because I googled a lot of terms to get a better picture of things. Novel is really detailed, some shit here I understand them cause of the novel already. The guy had more weakness than we see here tho, like the scenes are the same but we don't see the struggles of a weak body so far. And I also imagined the abomination more grotesque but it does go with the description.
Good for you
Lol thanks (▰˘◡˘▰)