I don't think that's a good comparison.You know that the original Scylla was a human partially transformed into an octopus/squid, right? Just think of it like Medusa, but instead of the hair turning into snakes her legs were split and turned into tentacles.
Greek mythology describes the original as a woman from the WAIST UP, although, instead of tentacles, she had dog heads down there...'
There's RL surgeries (usually involves neuro or vascular shit) that lasted double that, it's a good thing Van has effectively unlimited stamina (although its more mentally exhausting in both cases)10 hours of operation? Sounds grueling for everyone involved.
lol, if you're going to hate someone hate the guy won't wrote thisThis series really turns you into a human hater
Well, it's not that she created the Orc race, all monsters were created by the Demon King.I'm curious about this Mububujenge god.
Although, I find it odd that a female god of fat has a male only race serving her.
Wouldn't having a race of both sexes be more advantageous to a god, to increase their followers and thus their power?
Or if not through natural reproduction, wouldn't it be better to have the orc race be more sly and sneaky, getting people to convert through customer service and superior cooking skills?
Run a resort country, and just have the patrons be converted to their goddess's creed.
But, I'm probably putting too much thought into this
I just view it as similar to how Alraune-type monsters are commonly depicted. They seem to have two legs but then they just kinda fuse together into one into the plant parts. It's just in this case it's an octopus instead of a flower.I don't think that's a good comparison.
On one hand, I can picture the numerous strands of hair divvying up into multiple groups and coalescing into snakes.
On the other hand, legs splitting and turning into tentacles, each ones as big as a single leg or greater... i.e., 'less is more'.
Still would use either for academic purposes. XD
Greek mythology describes the original as a woman from the WAIST UP, although, instead of tentacles, she had dog heads down there...'