I will always love this story, whether this is the Web Novel or this Manwha; I will always keep coming back to reading it. For fun facts, the author put a lot of thought into the characters and their names.
Alecto: means “unceasing in anger,” “relentless,” or “implacable”. It comes from the ancient Greek word alektos, which means “without rest” or “unceasing”.
Anakin: has no single traditional meaning, but it is widely considered a modern fictional creation popularized by George Lucas for Star Wars.
Eris: means “strife” or “discord” in Greek. It comes from ancient Greek mythology, where Eris is the goddess and personification of chaos, rivalry, and argument.
Helena: means “bright, shining light” or “torch”, originating from the ancient Greek word helene.
Hubris/Hybris: means excessive pride, extreme arrogance, and wanton violence or insolence. It comes from the Ancient Greek word húbris.
Jason: Comes from the ancient Greek word iasthai, meaning “to heal” or “to cure”. It is also connected to Iaso, the ancient Greek goddess of healing and recovery.
PandiPotter
I will always love this story, whether this is the Web Novel or this Manwha; I will always keep coming back to reading it. For fun facts, the author put a lot of thought into the characters and their names.
Alecto: means “unceasing in anger,” “relentless,” or “implacable”. It comes from the ancient Greek word alektos, which means “without rest” or “unceasing”.
Anakin: has no single traditional meaning, but it is widely considered a modern fictional creation popularized by George Lucas for Star Wars.
Eris: means “strife” or “discord” in Greek. It comes from ancient Greek mythology, where Eris is the goddess and personification of chaos, rivalry, and argument.
Helena: means “bright, shining light” or “torch”, originating from the ancient Greek word helene.
Hubris/Hybris: means excessive pride, extreme arrogance, and wanton violence or insolence. It comes from the Ancient Greek word húbris.
Jason: Comes from the ancient Greek word iasthai, meaning “to heal” or “to cure”. It is also connected to Iaso, the ancient Greek goddess of healing and recovery.
Elixabeth
this is one movie-worthy ending!! yay!!!!
Locked out
I loved this and their ending but it low-key made me cry! 😭😭 Peace✌️✌️