Okay...hahaha
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Okay...hahaha
Maybe it's not a masterpiece, but I had fun.
Freya in the form of the goddess of revenge and hatred?
Erinii — in Greek mythology, the goddess of revenge; Erinii generated by the goddess of the earth Gaia, who absorbed the blood of the castrated Uranus, or, according to other variants, Nikta, the goddess of the night, and lived in Hades.
Erinias are sometimes depicted as dogs or snakes, which emphasizes their chthonic character. They embody remorse and express the idea that a crime generates forces that sooner or later destroy the guilty.
Servamps are embodiments of sins, but they can also be Gods. So, for example, in Greek mythology there is a god of laziness and idleness, which is commonly called "Aidonia". Aidoneus is the son of chaos and night.There are various legends and stories associated with Aidoneus. One of them tells how he introduced laziness and idleness into people's lives. According to this legend, Aidoneus descended to Earth and directed his energy at people, sowing laziness and indifference to work and deeds.
"The God of Laziness and Idleness is considered one of the negative and destructive deities in mythology. His presence brings a curse and chaos into people's lives, causing a lack of motivation and creative inspiration."
There's no stopping me now....
Sorry not sorry
Even my first works have been preserved :O (such nostalgia, I was only 12 at that time)
I still have the Tsurugi I made for last Valentine's Day. I thought I deleted this postcard, it's nice to see him again.
I am mentally healthy
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