(Western Fantasy) Where Is the Grim Reaper?

It's shocking... The gods find the neglected and unconsciously inherited nature of themselves in the creation that continues a part of themselves. It feels very real to see the God of Death watching the God of Nature leave. How many people have convinced themselves to ignore their own emotions, so much so that they even think they don't care.

Spread flowers~~I thought Desia was half of the God of Nature, but I was confused when I saw this.

Desia is really the God of Death. The God of Light should feel very comfortable complaining about the God of Death in front of Desia.

Like. . . Now I finally understand [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]

I admit that I cried during the part where several people said goodbye QAQ

The character who changed the most before and after this game

It's like there's something stuck in your throat... After returning to the divine position, doing Miller's style suddenly seems to be meaningless.

It's really hard for me to associate this young man with the nameless dean who plays tricks in Skeleton... It's too difficult to find the transition... Time is like a butcher's knife...

Is the dean actually so well-connected?

I want to ask what happened to Ivy and Miller in the end. I didn't watch their endings [Did I miss something?]