quick reminder for everyone (and the TL team) that the teddy bear sun god inside Jio's portrait is a sun god from Giovanni's world. He's a totally different being from Earth's Sun Goddess
can you help me understand better, because in the novel i thought the teddy bear was the sun god && in this world its the sun goddess. I remember them talking about how the sun god just looked over them while the sun goddess in this world embraces them.. or something like that idk. i guess gender doesn't matter
can you help me understand better, because in the novel i thought the teddy bear was the sun god && in this world its the sun goddess. I remember them talking about how the sun god just looked over them... kittykat
like i said, the Sun God is not the same god as the one worshipped by Earth's Sun Cult. Giovanni's "father" was the Sun God of his world where he used to live with the mermaids. the Sun Goddes is the God whom the Sun Cult of Earth worships. so using different genders for them is right
So when Jio says Sun goddess, is he referring to earth's goddess to not confuse the kid or something? JustEmber
are you referring to when Jio said he also serves a God? if so, he meant the Sun God from Giovanni's world that now lives inside a teddy bear so he can enjoy Jio's food. and by serving he means he's feeding his elder father delicious food every day. i think the TLer thought the teddy bear and the Sun Goddess were the same
quick reminder for everyone (and the TL team) that the teddy bear sun god inside Jio's portrait is a sun god from Giovanni's world. He's a totally different being from Earth's Sun Goddess
Ah. Thank you! I didn't even realize that was happening
Thanks cause I was a lil confused
can you help me understand better, because in the novel i thought the teddy bear was the sun god && in this world its the sun goddess. I remember them talking about how the sun god just looked over them while the sun goddess in this world embraces them.. or something like that idk. i guess gender doesn't matter
So when Jio says Sun goddess, is he referring to earth's goddess to not confuse the kid or something?
like i said, the Sun God is not the same god as the one worshipped by Earth's Sun Cult. Giovanni's "father" was the Sun God of his world where he used to live with the mermaids. the Sun Goddes is the God whom the Sun Cult of Earth worships. so using different genders for them is right
are you referring to when Jio said he also serves a God? if so, he meant the Sun God from Giovanni's world that now lives inside a teddy bear so he can enjoy Jio's food. and by serving he means he's feeding his elder father delicious food every day. i think the TLer thought the teddy bear and the Sun Goddess were the same