The Day the Southern Cross Returns to Its Rightful Place

In a world where the sea reigns supreme and navigators and sailors are revered, all glory belongs to men.

Are women truly unworthy of the stars and the sea?

They believe that somewhere in this world, there is a land where they can make a home and build a life.

If there isn't, then they will carve one out themselves.

The brightest star in the heavens, the Southern Cross, will guide them.

“I make this vow to you: when the Southern Cross once again returns to its rightful place, I will come back and reunite with my sisters.”

She has come, bearing her glory, to save them.

A Daughter's Journey (Nigu Nana)

A daughter's pride cannot be broken!

Her heart holds mountains and rivers vast.

She spurs her steed beneath the North Star,

And raises her sword beneath the Southern Cross to sing of victory.

“Miracles are not something we beg for. They are something we create.”

This line comes from Claymore.

Theme: Perhaps there were no gods in the world to begin with. Miracles are not something we beg the gods for, either. We create them ourselves. Once someone creates a miracle, that person will be worshipped as a god.