This is just a theory, but my interpretation is that the "hallucinations" that he saw were events that really happened, but the gods weren't actually gods, but normal people from a long time ago whose stories were preserved in the Lumen for many years. And because their stories were preserved, the people of Jun's and Eda's time worshiped them as gods, even though they were really just ordinary people. I think that Jun's, Eda's, and Remi's story will be preserved in the Lumen too, and that in the distant future, after people discover the remnants of their civilization, they will be viewed as gods similar to Helius and Terra.
Jun ve Eda'nın birbirlerine olan hisleri karşısında zaman ve mekan anlamsız kalıyor. Gerçekten muazzam bir hikaye. Yapımcı ekibe ve özellikle ses sanatçılarına çok teşekkür ediyorum. Müzikler insana gerçekten duygu patlaması yaşatıyor.
This game just rings to my heart and soul. Its such an everlasting effect even after a year later finishing this game just looking up the game and remembering the ending wants to make me bawl out like a child. Thank you for this masterpiece of a game
It's been almost a week now after the credits rolled, I can't stop listening to this and imagining just how lonely Eda must've been at the end of her life, why SIGONO why, you know how much Eda hate to be left behind... 🥲
Nah man. When Eda connect with Jun's lumen, she knew that Jun would come to Phoenix. So at the very least, Jun's lumen would be there with her till her passing. It's still sad, but she definitely wasn't alone on Phoenix.
