Chapter 349: Hirt (2)
When looking at gods depicted in myths, many of them, despite their differences, are often portrayed as “giants.”
After all, nothing conveys overwhelming presence more effectively than sheer physical stature—a presence so imposing that mere mortals wouldn’t dare to look directly.
Among them, gods of nature, often referred to as creator gods, are the embodiment of nature itself, so their massive size feels inevitable.
Just think of nature: the towering skies, the vast expanse of the earth, and the unfathomable depths of the seas.
It’s only natural that Hirt, the goddess of nature in this world, falls within this category as well.
“Finally, we meet, child.”
Hirt crouched down to meet my gaze, smiling warmly as she greeted me.
Her eyes sparkled like stars, radiating a deep affection.
Trembling, I met her gaze, oblivious to the concept of disrespect.