Goddess is kind in nature and helps mankind. However, he was betrayed by humans and pulled him down from the altar. There was no way to save these humans, so she chose to commit suicide by drowning in the river. His Father sent down eternal rains and floods to wash away the land of broken oaths.
Miracles were her original sin.
She was born on the first sunny day after seven consecutive years of heavy rain.
People knelt in the mud and cried, calling her "Sunny on the Seventh Day" and the savior given by the gods. Her name is Taro, which means "dew of new life."
The forest witch foresees the outcome and just sighs: "Help them, there will be no good end."
The rift started with a plague that could not be extinguished instantly. Rumors grew, but her power failed to smooth everything out instantly as people hoped. They wait, then doubt, and finally get angry.
"She hid her strength."
"She doesn't love us anymore."
"She betrayed her oath!"
The faces that led the crowd to push her off the altar were the very faces she had saved, and they cast the first stone at her with the hands she had given her.
The forest witch predicted this outcome, but the goddess didn't listen and couldn't believe it.
Until he was completely torn apart by the "love" he believed in, Taro finally understood: There are some hearts that even gods cannot heal.
So she walked into the river and chose to sink herself.
The wrath of the gods turned into never-ending torrential rains and floods, washing away this land of broken oaths. The gods turned their backs and became silent legends.
The eternal regret of civilization is: they once had a clear sky, but they extinguished the light with their own hands.
Purpose: It is a cold allegory about how faith is born, how it deteriorates, and how it ultimately leads to destruction.
